0921 + Barnabas + to Barnabas + as Barnabas + me Barnabas + of Barnabas + And Barnabas + But Barnabas + for Barnabas + and Barnabas + with Barnabas + unto Barnabas + that Barnabas + to me and Barnabas +/ . Barnabas {bar-nab'-as}; of Aramaic origin [ 1247 + served + man serve + and serve + ministered + the office + of a deacon + to minister + ministering + me to serve + man minister + and ministered + is administered + and do minister + he that serveth + even so minister + thyself and serve + him and ministered + not to be ministered + things he ministered + unto but to minister + and did not minister + as he that doth serve + her and she ministered + let them use the office + of them that ministered + For they that have used + he might have ministered + in that ye have ministered + but unto us they did minister +/ and 5029 + For perhaps + peradventure +/ ]; son of Nabas (i .e . prophecy); Barnabas, an Israelite: --Barnabas .