Early in his Galilean ministry (30 or early 31 C.E.) Jesus Christ called Matthew from the tax office in or near Capernaum. (Matthew 9:1, 9; Mark 2:1, 13, 14) 'Leaving everything behind, Matthew rose up and went following Jesus.' (Luke 5:27, 28)
Peter. Matthew 16:16.
Matthew was a tax collector before he became a disciple of Jesus Christ.
Peter was by the Sea of Galilee when Jesus called him to become a disciple. The Bible does not say where or when Peter first realized that Jesus was the Messiah, but it certainly was before his statement that "Thou art the Christ the son of the living God" in Matthew 16:16.
Yes, Matthew was one of the twelve disciples of Jesus.
he is jesus' disciple
he is jesus' disciple
Jesus friends were his followers and his disciple's.
it was his faith that influenced to follow christ
Yes, being a 'Christian' is to be a disciple of Jesus 'Christ.'
The disciple Peter answered Jesus' question with these words, as found in Matthew 16:16 "...You are Christ, the Son of the living God." Peter confessed Jesus as both the promised Messiah and as divine.
Saint Matthew, a tax collector, was called by Jesus to follow him. Matthew immediately left everything to become one of the twelve apostles. This calling marked the beginning of his journey as a disciple of Jesus.
Saint Augustine was a disciple in the sense he was a follower of Christ but he was not a disciple or apostle called by Jesus himself.