Colossians

Colossians Definition

Co·los·sians (kə läs̸h′ənz)

noun

a book of the New Testament from the Apostle Paul to the Christians of Colossae: abbrev. Col

Colossians Usage Examples

Converse of object

write: The reliability of this proof obviously depends on several prior assumptions: ( 1 ) Paul must have written Colossians, and from Rome.
read: If you read Colossians he says he's in prison.

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