Scripturally, there is no reason to think they are the same person.
The very purpose of choosing men to be deacons was so that the apostles could devote themselves to "the word of God" rather than "serving tables" (Acts 6:2). It's quite a stretch to imagine the apostle Philip "stepping down" from the apostleship into the role of deacon and itinerant evangelist.
Also, as the deacons are introduced by name in Acts 6:5, Stephen is prominent, then Philip and the others. If Philip were the apostle, he would be prominent. Also, the manner of presentation is clear that these men are being newly introduced to scripture.
In the following verse, the seven are "set before the apostles" to be commissioned. There's a clear distinction between the apostles and the deacons which further denies that Philip the apostle and Philip the deacon are the same person. All evidence is that they were two different men.
No. The Apostle Philip and Philip "the Evangelist" (one of the seven original deacons of the church in Jerusalem - Acts 6:5) were two different men.
Philip Reichenbach's birth name is Philip Bender.
Philip Sainton's birth name is Philip Prosper Sainton.
Philip Bawcombe's birth name is Philip William Bawcombe.
Philip Hyman's birth name is Philip Mark hyman.
Philip Satterley's birth name is Philip Joseph Satterley.
The correct spelling of the noun is "disciple" (a student or follower).
It is a matter of preference as to whether or not a person wishes to refer to themselves as a Christian or a deciple. This will depend on how devout a person is to their religion.
because he was the deciple of Jesus Christ our Lord.
because he was the deciple of Jesus Christ our Lord.
The disciple was Judas Iscariot.
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You'd probably have to take that one up with the Disciples. My best advice would be to ask them nicely.
No Jesus did not appoint another person to take Judas place. The disciples did it.
The story of Stephen begins in Acts 6:815 thru 7:1-60.
He is the one who baptized Jesus Christ in the Jordan River. ....................................................................................................................////////////////////////////////////////////////////
John the baptist was his cousin. Although there was an other John people think he is the cousin of Jesus but he was not, but he was a deciple.
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