The twelve followers of Jesus were the twelve apostles: Andrew (Peter's brother), Bartholomew, James the son of Alphaeus, James the son of Zebedee, John the brother of James the son of Zebedee,Judas Iscariot, Mathew, Peter, Paul, Simon the Zealot, Thaddaeus, and Thomas
Jesus did'nt develop Christianity. His followers did, after his death.
Christianity.
I believe Christianity was started becaus After Jesus Christ died and returned to heaven, he needed a group of followers to spread the good news. they were the christians. that's how it started
After Jesus died and rose again, his apostles/disciples spread all over the surrounding areas and spread the good news so basically the followers now called Christians
Jesus did not spread Christianity , but the apostles and Paul spread it over the world.
In Christianity, an apostle is typically understood to be one of the twelve disciples chosen by Jesus Christ to spread his teachings. Apostles are considered the foundation of the early Christian church and are thought to have been personally commissioned by Jesus. Their role was to establish and spread the teachings of Jesus, often through missionary work and writing letters to different communities.
Followers of Christianity are called Christians. They believe in Jesus Christ as the son of God and follow his teachings as outlined in the Bible. Christianity is one of the world's largest religions, with over 2 billion adherents worldwide.
Christianity means followers of Jesus Christ. After the passing on of Jesus, the Apostle came together to continue the work. This was the start of Christianity in Jerusalem.
Christianity is he name for all followers of Jesus, RC church, Protestants, etc Catholicism is the world for followers of RC church
It was at Antioch that Jesus' followers were first called Christians.
it was Jesus of Nazareth.
Jesus developed Christianity from the day he died, his disciples and followers continued that in the country of Israel, which over the years spread into the Roman army and throughout their empire across europe