Jason

Jason was a biblical figure from the New Testament. He was a Jewish Christian from Thessalonica, and was the host of Paul and Silas when they visited the city. He was the son of Nicanor and the brother of Sosipater. Jason is best known for his role in the events of Acts 17. He was accused of welcoming Paul and Silas into the city, and was brought before the city rulers. He was forced to pay a large sum of money to the rulers, and was then released. Jason was a faithful follower of Jesus, and was a leader in the early church. He was a respected member of the church in Thessalonica, and was known for his hospitality and generosity. He was also known for his courage in standing up for his beliefs, even when it meant facing persecution. Jason is remembered for his faithfulness and courage in the face of adversity. He is an example of how one can remain faithful to God, even in the face of opposition. He is an example of how one can remain true to their beliefs, even when it is difficult.

Jason was mentioned 5 times in the Bible.

first mention in the bible is in the book of Acts, chapter 17, verse 5.