Zenas was a lawyer (jurist) mentioned in Paul's letter to Titus. He was a Christian coworker whom Paul asked Titus to help on their journey together with Apollos. Little is known about him beyond this single reference, but his title as a lawyer suggests he was either an expert in Mosaic law or Roman civil law.
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Mentioned in the Letter to Titus
Paul urges Titus to make sure that Zenas the lawyer and Apollos have everything they need for their journey onward.
Zenas is mentioned in connection with Paul's exhortation that believers should learn to do good works and meet necessary needs so that they are not unfruitful.
Zenas was part of the broader network of Christian coworkers that Paul coordinated in his missionary work, along with others such as Artemas and Tychicus.