Romans 16:21 : Timothy my fellow-worker saluteth you; and Lucius and Jason and Sosipater, my kinsmen. Timothy was with Paul at Corinth when this letter was written, and joined in saluting the Roman brethren. He was Paul's beloved son in the gospel and a fellow-worker with him in many hard places. It is possible, though not certain, that Lucius was the Lucius of Act 13:1. And Jason may have been the Jason mentioned in Acts 17:7-9. And it is thought, that Sosipater was the Sopater of Act 20:4. Paul refers to others in these salutations as his kinsmen. Some think he referred to them as kinsmen just as he referred to all Jews as kinsmen in Romans 9:1-3; but there are Jews in these salutations to whom he did not refer as his kinsmen.