Apollos was a Jew from Alexandria who was known for being “an eloquent man and mighty in the Scriptures.” (Acts 18:24). Apollos had been trained in “the things of the Lord” but only knew of the baptism of John.  In Ephesus Priscilla and Aquila “took him unto them, and expounded unto him the way of God more perfectly” (Acts 18:26). Apollos preached in Corinth after Paul and “watered” the seeds Paul had “planted” (1 Cor 3:6). This caused some division, as some people in Corinth called themselves followers of Apollos, while others claimed to be followers of Paul. 1 Corinthians addressed these church divisions and sought to unify the church under God who gives the “increase” (1 Cor 3:6). Apollos is last mentioned in Titus 3:13 where Paul asks Titus to help send Apollos and Zenas “on their journey diligently, that nothing be wanting unto them.”