Paul explains that two women at the church in Philippi were at odds over something, which disturbed Paul since they worked with him in various efforts. One of them was named Syntyche, while the second woman was named what?

Some translations add an "s" to the end of her name. In the Greek language, her name means "fragrant," but if she's in a fight with another person at church, it doesn't give off a very nice fragrance.

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