Quartus Κούαρτος
A Christian brother in Corinth who sent greetings to Rome
Who is Quartus in the Bible?
Quartus was a Christian brother in the church at Corinth who sent greetings to the believers in Rome through Paul's letter (Romans 16:23). Paul's inclusion of his name among other notable Christians suggests that Quartus was a respected and active member of the Corinthian congregation. Though little is known about him beyond this single mention, his greeting demonstrates the interconnected nature of early Christian communities and the personal relationships that bound believers together across different cities. Quartus represents the many faithful but lesser-known Christians whose names are preserved in Scripture as witnesses to the growth and fellowship of the early church.
Biography
Quartus is mentioned briefly in Paul's letter to the Romans as a Christian brother who sent greetings to the believers in Rome (Rom.16.23). He was likely a member of the church in Corinth, where Paul was writing from at the time. Paul's inclusion of Quartus' greeting suggests that he was a well-known and respected member of the Corinthian church. His mention in Paul's letter indicates that he was an active participant in the early Christian community and had a connection to the believers in Rome.
In Scripture
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- Romans 16:23
"Gaius, who has hosted me and all the church, sends you greetings. Erastus, the city treasurer, sends you greetings, as does our brother Quartus."
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Names & Aliases
| Form | Language | Script |
|---|---|---|
| Named | Greek | Κούαρτος |