Definition: The word "Agelaus" appears in the New Testament, specifically in Acts 19:26-31 where it refers to an act of worship at a church that was established by the Apostle Paul, who later returned home. Detailed definition: 1. Agelaus - The term is used to describe someone who is well-versed or skilled in something, especially in the area of music or drama. 2. Acts 19:26-31 - This passage relates to Paul's return from his mission trip to Jerusalem and the establishment of a church that was dedicated to him at the same time he returned home. Agelaus were those who supported and encouraged this church, often providing financial support and leadership in the worship service. In these verses, "Agelaus" refers to the church members and their dedication to Paul's return after his departure from Jerusalem. This act of worship is significant because it demonstrates their readiness to honor and serve Paul as he returned home.

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