No they are not the same person as learned in Luke 18 & 19, both men had the opportunity to obey Jesus. Upon this opportunity, each man made his own decision. Sadly, the Rich Young Ruler went away sorrowful (Luke 18:23), but Zacchaeus received the Lord joyfully (Luke 19:6-9).
Church traditions holds that the rich young ruler who had to sell his possessions was likely Barnabas.
Because he was a great ruler and he married the famous Cleopatra she herself was rich and famous for being the last ruler of eypgt .
Because he was a great ruler and he married the famous Cleopatra she herself was rich and famous for being the last ruler of eypgt .
A rich chief tax collector by the name of Zacchaeus. (Luke 19:3,4)
Luke 19:2, 3 - Now behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus who was a chief tax collector, and he was rich. And he sought to see who Jesus was, but could not because of the crowd, for he was of short stature. [NKJV]
He isn't rich. He gave all his meny to me. Now I am rich. $ 80 million rich
He isn't rich. He gave all his meny to me. Now I am rich. $ 80 million rich
Extremely!
No, Mark Twain's family faced financial struggles during his childhood, and he had to leave school at a young age to work. He achieved wealth and fame later in life through his writing career.
Mark Oliver
"Striking it Rich" was created in 1888 by Mark Twain.
Mostly young and servants were affected. While rich managed to hide safely.