- Junia, a Jewish Woman, I'm Gonna Say It Later On.

The name junia is not roman, but jewish. Paul thought highly enough of her that he commended both of them in romans. Her name was widely accepted as a woman apostle throughout early church history. In later translations, they added an s to it to try to make it a male nameae junius. But what we do know is that the masculine form of the name junia was non existent during those times. And so in two thousand 11, the n i v bible translation went through and made bunch of gender related corrections and changed it back to junia. By changing junia's name, men quite successfully silencedNot only one of the early christian apostles