Judas, and I believe he was replaced by Stephn.
Jesus passed the bread to the Apostles sitting close to him, who inturn passed to the other Apostles.
There is some dispute as to wheter Jesus of Nazareth had female apostles. Many theologians believe that Mary Magdalene was Jesus closest apostle. This idea originates from references to Mary as an apostle in Aramaic texts that were part of the early Christian church, but were stricken from the holy cannon by the Council of Nicea. The modern bible has been edited many times in it's 2000 year evolution. Before Guttenberg's printing press, all copying was done by hand. Often, the copiers changed the texts to conform to common ideas in their society, including misogyny and patriarchy. The apparent "fact" of Jesus apostles all being male is obscured by this evolutionary editing process.
A:Jesus is generally believed to have been crucified between 30 and 33 CE. Paul's conversion must have been no later than the early thirties, in other words very soon after the crucifixion. One of the paradoxes of the Book of Acts is that Actssays that Paul was educated in Jerusalem by Gamaliel I, who flourished in Jerusalem around 20-50. On the other hand, as Raymond E. Brown (An Introduction to the New Testament) says, Paul's letters do not suggest that Paul had seen Jesus during the public ministry or at the crucifixion, and so implicitly cast doubt on Paul's continuous presence in Jerusalem in the years 26-30/33. Paul seems unaware that Jesus lived and died in Palestine during his own lifetime.A:Yes, he did. The New Testament introduces Saul of Tarsus (later known as the apostle Paul) as a "young man" at the stoning of Stephen (Acts 7:58), which took place not long after Jesus' ascension.
Two criminals are crucified on either side of Jesus, described in some gospels as rebels. One of the criminals ridicules Jesus, while the other admits that he is being punished for real crimes whereas Jesus committed none, and asks Jesus to remember him after death. It is not specified in the Bible which side the repentant criminal was on.Answer/Demas was on the right side of Jesus. 'But the robber on his right hand ,whose name was Demas...' ref: The Narrative of Joseph of Arimathaea.
The first mention of Saul (aka Paul) is found at Acts 7:58.Actually, Paul is mentioned in the last book of John. Jesus Christ tells Peter that he will stretch forth his hand and another shall take him where he would not. He is telling Peter that he will go with Paul and die for him, finally glorifying Jesus (there is no greater love than he who dies for his brethren, as Jesus did) as he escaped death twice, once with the Centurion, and once in the Garden when he denied him 3 times. All praise to the Most High for leading me. Any questions, feel free to send me a message on Youtube under this same name. May the Father bless, lead, and keep you in his wings.
Simeon was a disciple, not an apostle. The apostles were specifically chosen by Jesus as his closest followers and given the authority to preach the gospel. Disciples, on the other hand, were more general followers of Jesus.
Jesus passed the bread to the Apostles sitting close to him, who inturn passed to the other Apostles.
The apostle was Thomas also none as doubting Thomas. Because he did not believe the other apostles we they told him about seeing Jesus after the Resurrection. Then Jesus appeared to Thomas and asked him to put his fingers in the holes in his hands and put his hand in the hole in his side,
An apostle is a messenger or ambassador appointed by Jesus to spread his teachings, often considered one of the original twelve followers of Jesus. An evangelist, on the other hand, is someone who actively promotes or preaches the Christian gospel to others, often focusing on conversion and recruitment of new believers.
Those who believe in Christianity believe that Jesus rose, body and soul, from the dead. That he was a living body still was proved for them when the apostle Thomas touched the wounds on Jesus's body and put his hand into the hole in his side.
The bishop or apostle wears the ring on the ring finger of the right hand, as a symbol of their marriage to the Church.
There is no disciple sitting on Jesus left hand side or on the right hand side.
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There is some dispute as to wheter Jesus of Nazareth had female apostles. Many theologians believe that Mary Magdalene was Jesus closest apostle. This idea originates from references to Mary as an apostle in Aramaic texts that were part of the early Christian church, but were stricken from the holy cannon by the Council of Nicea. The modern bible has been edited many times in it's 2000 year evolution. Before Guttenberg's printing press, all copying was done by hand. Often, the copiers changed the texts to conform to common ideas in their society, including misogyny and patriarchy. The apparent "fact" of Jesus apostles all being male is obscured by this evolutionary editing process.
None. Jesus is the Son of God who is currently in Heaven at the right hand of the Father.
well, God "lives" with the angels and Jesus. Jesus sits at the right hand of God.
jesus had many friends mainly his disciples but he also had family friends that he would hand around with.