<p>16:21 <i>Timothy my fellow-worker greets you, as do Lucius</i><i>- </i>Luke the writer of the Gospel, who was often together with Paul and Timothy.</p><p><i>Jason- </i>The Jason of Acts 17:5,7.</p><p><i>And Sosipater, my kinsmen- </i>&nbsp;Perhaps the Sopater of Acts 20:4, from where we learn he was Jewish. if these indications are correct, then Paul chosen to send greetings from Jewish brethren; having spoken of the Jewish element in Rome as &quot;the weak&quot;.&nbsp;&ldquo;Kinsmen&rdquo; could mean they were Paul&rsquo;s relatives, or that they were also Jews, perhaps also from Tarsus.</p>