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After his resurrection how did Jesus spend time with the apostles?
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. he fed them fish, and also preached and told them to go all over the world and spread the good word.
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Was Paul one of Jesus' apostles?
No. He never knew Jesus during Jesus' time on Earth.
Jesus appeared to James and to how many others at the same time after His resurrection?
500.
What do the acts of the apostles tell us?
Events from the Resurrection up thru the time the Church expanded to other towns than Jerusalem.
Who among the Apostles were present during Jesus' arrest?
Peter was present at the time of Jesus arrest. nd heis the only man to defend Jesus.
Where did Jesus spend most of his time doing his ministry?
Jesus' ministry was primarily in Galilee.
What are the different reasons why you think Jesus spent time on earth after resurrection?
The great evidence of his resurrection was that he showed himself alive to his apostles; being alive, he showed himself and they saw him. After his resurrection he gave the disciples the commission to go and preach the gospel.
When and where did stjude live?
in jesus' time. we no this because he was one of jesus' apostles.
How could Paul have become an Apostle when he did not meet the criteria of having been with Jesus from the beginning of his ministry until his death and resurrection like Matthias was?
Jesus had twelve disciples/ apostles who were the original men who traveled and was taught by Jesus. These men had a large part in Jesus' ministry and were to carry on his teachings, which they did. Matthias was also a disciple of Jesus during this time and was counted as one of the original apostles when he was confirmed in the Book of Acts. Later we see a few other men in the New Testament who are called apostles, Paul being one of them. They indeed were apostles but were not of the group who were with Jesus in His ministry on earth. Barnabas and James, the Lord's brother were both called apostles.
How did Jesus reassure the apostles that he is Jesus indeed and not a ghost when he appeared before the apostles the first time?
He showed the wounds on his wrists.
What happen to Jesus after the resurrection?
The author traditionally known as Luke says that Jesus rose bodily to heaven. In the Gospel of Luke, this occurred near Bethany on the evening of his resurrection. In Acts of the Apostles, written some time later, Jesus rose bodily to heaven after forty days. All the gospels in their present form also say that Jesus was seen at least once by the disciples and by some women.
Was Paul one of Jesus' apostles?
No. He never knew Jesus during Jesus' time on Earth.
How many times did Jesus ascend into heaven after being raised from the dead?
According to Christian belief, Jesus ascended into heaven once, 40 days after his resurrection. This event is known as the Ascension and is celebrated by Christians as a significant event in the life of Jesus.
How many days were there between the ascension of Jesus and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost?
In Luke's Gospel, the ascension of Jesus occurred on the evening of his resurrection. In Acts of the Apostles, by the same author but written some time later, the ascension of Jesus occurred forty days after his resurrection.
Is the resurrection of Jesus the greatest event of all time?
yes
If the pharisees believed in resurrection what resurrection was there except Jesus?
AnswerThe Pharisees believed in the resurrection of the virtuous, at the end of time. What they did not believe was that Jesus was resurrected, nor that any of the pagan gods died and was resurrected.
Who was defeated for all time at Jesus' resurrection?
It is typically believed that Satan was defeated for all time when Jesus was resurrected.
What day did Jesus return to God?
A:The ascension of Jesus is in Luke's Gospel, where it says that he rose to heaven on the evening of the day of his resurrection (Luke 24:51). It is also in Acts of the Apostles, where it says he rose to heaven forty days after his resurrection (Acts 1:3,9). Both books were by the same author, traditionally thought to be the apostle Luke, but Acts was written some time after Luke.
