Acts 18: Corinth and Apollos

In Corinth Paul works with Aquila and Priscilla, and the Lord assures him in a vision that he has many people in the city. Gallio dismisses the Jews' charges. Paul returns to Antioch, and Priscilla and Aquila explain God's way to Apollos more fully.

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According to Acts 18:24-25, what description does Luke give of Apollos when he arrives in Ephesus?

He was one of the original twelve apostles, returning from a long journey to strengthen the Ephesian churchHe was a Corinthian synagogue leader who had never studied the Scriptures but spoke with persuasive powerHe was a former Roman soldier newly converted to the faith, known for his discipline and his bold preachingHe was from Alexandria, an eloquent speaker with deep knowledge of Scripture and great zeal, though his knowledge stopped at John's baptism