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THE SYLVANUS BIBLE

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SYLVANUS

Sylvanus is of course a pseudonym, or pen-name, in dedication of the Silvanus (or Silas) of the New Testament, the writing companion of the apostle Paul. Very little is known about him, apart from what is recorded in the Holy Scriptures, but a lot must have been said on him during the first century, as he accompanied Paul on his many missionary journeys, most probably sharing many of his sufferings and blessings, or at least being a first hand witness to it.

Act 15:22, 27, 32, 34, 40, Act 16:19, 25, 29, Act 17:4, 10, 14, 15, Act 18:5, 2Co 1:19, 1Th 1:1, 2Th 1:1, 1Pe 5:12

BASIC BACKGROUND

Sylvanus is a pretty average guy living north of London, England, working full-time, living a quiet, simple and single life, with not much to boast about.

SPIRITUAL BACKGROUND

Baptised on January 17th 1993, then reborn of the Spirit, Sylvanus engaged for a few years in a preaching ministry, part-time first and then full-time (where many faiths and denominations through thousands of people from varied ethnics were encountered 1-1), Sylvanus has always from the start had the longing to translate the Holy Scriptures.

Secular background

Born in Paris, France, in September 1970, lived in Martinique, Caribbean, 1975-1977, rooted in Brittany, France 1977-1988, now living in England, United Kingdom.