Κλεόπας
Kleopas
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Cleopas
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Kleopas identifies the man who answers a visitor-to-Jerusalem question in Luke 24:18.
Kleopas is used as the personal designation of the man who answers with a question about events in Jerusalem in Luke 24:18.
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Personal identification of the speaker · dominant
In Luke 24:18, the nominative singular masculine form identifies the one who answered and addressed the visitor concerning events in Jerusalem; the APB renders the clause, "Then one named Cleopas answered and said to him."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 24:18, the APB presents the name in "one named Cleopas."