The Bible doesn't 'say' it, but to some it's implied by Judas' family name.
He and his father were both called 'Iscariot' (Luke 6:16; John 6:71) which is commonly believed to show that they were from the Judean town of Kerioth-hezron.
The book of Acts tells about how the apostle Paul was a young man when he started his ministry. The Bible does not give an exact age.
The Bible tells us nothing about Judas before the time of his call, Matthew 10:4; Mark 3:19; and Luke 6:16.
Matthew 10:2-4 Mark 3:16-19 Luke 6:13-16 Acts 1:13 tells the remaining 11 after Judas was dismissed.
Jesus' brothers are mentioned in the Bible. Matthew 12:46, Luke 8:19, and Mark 3:31 The Bible tells us that Jesus had four brothers: James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas (Matthew 13:55). It also tells us that Jesus had sisters, but they are not named in the Bible. The most natural conclusion is that Jesus had actual blood half-siblings who were the children of Joseph and Mary.
We are not told 'how' Judas became a disciple except that he was chosen by Jesus. This does not mean that Jesus made a mistake in choosing someone who would betray him as he knew from the outset his mission and his fate, and predicted his death and resurrection many times. What we do know is that Judas was not from Galilee (Iscaria is not in that area) and was the 'keeper of the purse' i.e. the disciples' 'treasurer'. However, John's account tells us that he often helped himself to money from the common fund; whether this is actually so or whether it is John's character assassination, we don't know. In recent times there have been moves to make Judas into a saint. The reason for this was that, as Jesus' betrayer, it can be argued that Judas was doing God's work to bring about Jesus' death and resurrection and, consequently, our salvation. Although controversial, this idea fits well into the reasons why, presumably, Jesus, as an expert in other peoples' characters, chose Judas in the first place.
The book of Acts tells about how the apostle Paul was a young man when he started his ministry. The Bible does not give an exact age.
The Bible tells us nothing about Judas before the time of his call, Matthew 10:4; Mark 3:19; and Luke 6:16.
The book of Acts tells about how the Apostle Paul was a young man when he started his ministry. The Bible does not give an exact age.
The account of Matthias being chosen to replace Judas Iscariot is found in Acts 1:15-26.
Matthew 10:2-4 Mark 3:16-19 Luke 6:13-16 Acts 1:13 tells the remaining 11 after Judas was dismissed.
The first chapter of Acts (Acts 1:1-26) tells us that Jesus had died and been resurrected before Matthias was chosen as an apostle to replace Judas.
A:The Bible tells us that Christianity began in Galilee, a Roman province in northern Palestine. The majority of active Christians today are in the Americas.
He may have known it . As Jesus tells Judas What you do please do it quiockly.
Jesus' brothers are mentioned in the Bible. Matthew 12:46, Luke 8:19, and Mark 3:31 The Bible tells us that Jesus had four brothers: James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas (Matthew 13:55). It also tells us that Jesus had sisters, but they are not named in the Bible. The most natural conclusion is that Jesus had actual blood half-siblings who were the children of Joseph and Mary.
The bible tells us that Judas Iscariot killed himself which left only eleven apostles. So to fill the gap left by Judas, Matthias was chosen as the new twelfth. Jesus appointed Peter Simon to be the foundation on which the new religion of Christianity was built.
the apostle's creed
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