Jesus the Son of Man · Character
Georgus
A person from Beirut who offers a perspective on Jesus's influence.
minor
First appearance: Georgus of Beirut
Georgus's tie to Luke is one of the pressures that moves Jesus the Son of Man—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Hosts the encounter, invites Jesus to his home, and receives a blessing.
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With Luke (professional): Georgus is a Roman official who interacts with Luke in a professional capacity, often questioning his activities. In Georgus of Beirut: Hosts the encounter, invites Jesus to his home, and…
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