Name two of Paul's companions from Ephesus.

• A. Luke and Mark
• B. Timothy and Silas
• C. Priscilla and Aquila
• D. Trophimus and Tychicus

Answer: (C)

In the Acts narrative, Paul’s mission is carried forward by a team of trusted coworkers, and two of the most notable associates connected with his Ephesian work are Priscilla and Aquila. They were a married couple who worked as tentmakers and joined Paul in his travels, initially meeting him in Corinth. From there they traveled with him toward Asia, including Ephesus, where they stayed and actively contributed to the ministry. Their influence in Ephesus is clear: they hosted believers, taught the gospel, and even instructed Apollos more accurately in the ways of God, demonstrating leadership and teaching authority within the Ephesian church. This strong, sustained presence in Ephesus makes Priscilla and Aquila the best-known Paulian pair associated with that city and period. Other pairs show up in different contexts, but Priscilla and Aquila have the clearest and most direct connection to Paul's Ephesian ministry.