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Q: Who was the first martyr to be killed for belief in Jesus?
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Who was first Christian martyr?

The first official Christian martyr was Saint Stephen, martyred by stoning circa 35 AD, but it seems fair to consider Jesus Christ (executed by crucifixion circa 30 AD) as technically the first Christian martyr.


who is the first martyr who testified that baby Jesus was born in a manger indeed?

Justin Martyr.


Who was the first martyrdom to be killed?

St Stephen was the first martyr to be killed because of his beliefs, over 150 years ago!


Why do people celebrate Saintt Stephen's day?

He was the very first martyr for Jesus.


Who is the first martyr who testified that baby Jesus was born in a manager indeed?

Stephen


Who was the first person killed because he believed in Christ?

Stephen was the first Christian martyr.


How was Saint Stephen the first martyr killed?

He was stoned to death.


Someone who dies for their faith?

Martyr - someone who dies for what they believe is right Sometimes, they could also be called suicide bombers!!!!


Who is the first martyr who testified that Baby Jesus was born in manger indeed?

born in a manger indeed


Who is the first martyr who testified that baby Jesus was born in a manger?

Paul was given as an answer. However, no one is sure exactly HOW Paul died. Justin Martyr, an early Christian apologist, actually said Jesus was laid in a manger.


Who was an escaped slave killed in 1770 during the Boston Massacre and was the first black martyr?

Crispus Attucks


Why is Saint Stephen a saint?

Saint Stephen is considered a saint in the Catholic Church because of his strong faith and courage in the face of persecution. He was the first Christian martyr, as he was stoned to death for his belief in Jesus Christ. His actions and steadfastness in the face of death have been revered by Christians for centuries.