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Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ use Evangelism (travel in foot, boat), Preaching and performing Sign and Wonders , to spread the good news of Salvation. And also train the 12 Apostles to be his ministers.

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Almost immediately after his Crucifixion and Resurrection.

Historians believe this took place around 30 AD. By AD 31 there were already many conversions to Christianity as a result iof Jesus' teaching, and, thanks particularly to Paul, many churches began to be established across the Mediterranean area withi the next two decades so that they were well established by the time Paul began writing his epistles around 50-60AD.

Add to this the disciples' own evangelism - Thomas in India and Philip in Africa, among many other missions, and Christianity and jesus' teachings had spread to the known world within one generation.

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Jesus teachings spread very easily because they were followed by miracles, signs and wonderful. Mark 1:28

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Jesus spread the word by doing miracles and by telling parables.

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They went out and preached the word of God personally. With telecommunication 2000 years in the future, spreading the word was in person.

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The message of Jesus spread along side his miracles. Because people were amazed by His powers.

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through his deciples

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