Jesus allowed any one and everone who wanted to follow him, to follow him.
Those who wanted better conditions and humble enough to be taught.
Jesus allowed anyone and everyone to follow him. The ones he actually chose were tax collectors and fishermen. This is amazing because Jesus the LORD of heaven and earth chose some of the most lowly and hated people of this culture to be his disciples.
We can read about Jesus Christ and what kind of a man he is. In the Bible it tells stories of how he helped people all his life. We are suppose to follow his examples. Be kind, charitable, nice, to others.
Those truly humble and repentant of their sinful ways - the meek in spirit and called by the Father (John 6:44, 65).
religious people they wanted to be closer to God or they wanted to make up for their sins
in rock homes :)
Herod, a leader in the time of Jesus. he had ruled Palestine up to when he died. He was kind of a self centered leader who wanted everything for himself.
Priests, Romans, tax collectors
People that were not able to read and wanted to watch and learn!
Yes, in the Bible, Jesus predicts Peter's denial of him three times before the rooster crows. Jesus did not predict Peter's death specifically, but he did foreshadow Peter's denial during the events leading up to his crucifixion.
Majorly catholic.
Well, they definitely had bread and wine.
he didn't displine; knew what he was doing was wrong and jesus knew what he was doing. He wanted it to happen and he forgave him. there was no kind of displine.