Complete info on the Apostles at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_Apostles
2006-09-19 22:53:53
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answered by Anonymous
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I don't mean to sound harsh, but it would take several pages to answer your question. If you are asking this in the higher education (university +) category, then you ought to be smart enough to know this is not an appropriate question for this category. By the way it should be "before they became a disciple" not "become a disciple". Twelve is plural, and did you really get an education? Nice try!!
2006-09-20 06:02:08
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answered by Anonymous
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Simon who was called petter and andrew [simon s brother ]they were the first two deciples they were fishermen
James the son of zebedee and his brother John both were fishermen and they followed jesus after the those two
Philip and bartholomew
thomas and matthew tax collectors
james -the son of alphaeus
Lebbaeus thaddaeus
Simon the canaanite
Judas Iscariot
these are the twelve disciples
2006-09-20 06:13:15
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answered by Anonymous
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Disciple Family Occupation Summary Death
Peter given name, Simon
changed to, Cephas
native of Bethsaida
son of John
brother of Andrew
fisherman; partner with John and James present at the Transfiguration
present at Gethsemane
denied Christ three times
first disciple to preach the gospel
first disciple to perform a miracle
first disciple to speak before the Sanhedrin
first disciple to preach to the Gentiles
first disciple to raise the dead
traditionally martyred at Rome in A.D. 67
Andrew native of Bethsaida
son of John
brother of Peter
fisherman brought word to Jesus of Greeks who wanted to see him
traditionally martyred in Greece
James son of Zebedee
son of Salome
brother of John
fisherman; partner with Peter and John present at the Transfiguration
present at Gethsemane
Jesus called him a "Son of Thunder"
martyred by Herod Agrippa I (c. A.D. 44)
John son of Zebedee
son of Salome
brother of James
fisherman; partner with Peter and James present at the Transfiguration
present at Gethsemane
Jesus called him a "Son of Thunder"
the disciple whom "Jesus loved"
companion of Peter
cared for Mary, the Lord's mother
leader in Jerusalem church
later moved to Ephesus
exiled to isle of Patmos
traditionally not martyred
Philip native of Bethsaida
told Nathanael of Jesus
brought word to Jesus of Greeks who wanted to see Him
unclear
Bartholomew from Cana
probably Nathanael of John's Gospel
Jesus saw him under a fig tree
traditionally martyred in Armenia
Thomas
probably from Galilee
also called Didymus
asked Jesus hot to know the way
doubted Jesus' resurrection
traditionally preached in India
unclear
Matthew son of Alphaeus
also known as Levi
tax collector held a great feast for Jesus in his house
unclear
James son of Alphaeus
son of Mary
known as "the small" or "Younger"
brother of Joseph
unclear
Judas
(not Iscariot) son of James
also called Thaddaeus
perhaps a Zealot
traditionally preached in Armenia
traditionally martyred in Persia with Simon the Zealot
Simon the Zealot traditionally martyred in Persia with Judas
Judas Iscariot betrayer of Christ
called by Jesus "devil" and "son of perdition"
treasurer for the apostolic band
committed suicide
2006-09-20 07:07:45
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answered by quatt47 7
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