Justus [Jŭs'tus]—just or righteous.

1. A surname of Joseph or Barsabas, the disciple who was the unsuccessful candidate for apostleship (Acts 1:23).
2. A godly man of Corinth, whose house was next to the synagogue and with whom Paul lodged (Acts 18:7).
3. The surname of a Jew called Jesus from whom Paul sent a salutation to the Colossian Church (Col. 4:11).