The word “co-laborer” is used 13 times in the New Testament. It is the Greek word G4904-”synergos”. It means to become a companion in labor or a fellow worker. Paul uses this word to describe Timothy, his son in the gospel. He also uses it describe the entire church at Corinth. These fellow workers were people that he had a relationship with, and people that had received training from him.

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