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Thyatira (thī'ətī`rə), ancient city of Lydia, now Akhisar, Turkey. It was one of the Seven Churches in Asia and was known for its purple dye (Acts 16.14).

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Her hometown, Thyatira, is one of the seven cities addressed by the seer in the Book of Revelation (2:18-29).

Leading ladies of the early church: women who serve the church today ... by Reid, Barbara / U.S. Catholic

To the Church at Thyatira, he writes, "And to him who overcomes, and who keeps my works unto the end, I will give authority over the nations" (Apoc 2:26).

The Apocalypse and discernment of the will of God by Anglin, Lise / Catholic Insight

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