MNASON, of whom Mention is made Acts xxi. 16. He was an ancient Disciple, a Jew by Birth, and converted by Jesus Christ himself, and put into the Rank of the Seventy Disciples. St. Paul lodged at his House at Jerusalem, in the Year of our Lord 58. Several Latin Copies call him Jason, others Nason, but his true Name was Mnason. He was a different Person from Jason the Host of St. Paul at Thessalonica, Acts xvii. 5.
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