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Why is the apostles a good name for the 12 disciples of Jesus?
They are important as they went all over the world and spread christianity.
Where did the word Apostle come from?
The word means 'messenger', especially is a biblical sense, witnesses sent forth to preach the gospel. The Latin word 'Apostolus' derived from the Greek word 'Apostolos' meaning messenger
What does apostle mean based on your knowledge of the Greek root apo?
Apostle comes from the Greek root "apo," meaning to send away or send off. In Christianity, an apostle is a messenger or ambassador sent forth to spread the teachings of Jesus Christ.
How does phone reception work?
Well, when you talk into the phone, a sattelite sent the message to the other person and it sent back and forth between the person who you are talking. So, you know when there is a thunderstorm, it's not safe to use the phone because it's an electronic device and their is an electric signal sending back and forth the message that you are talking about.
What is the meaning of seeing a rainbow after someone dies?
It means that God has sent a blessing over the person who has died.
What is the meaning of your call has been forwarded?
The person that gave you that message can not answer it themselves, but they have sent (forwarded) your message to someone that can help.
What is the meaning ofsent his opponent flying?
"Sent his opponent flying" is used when someone defeats a person in a game. They aren't actually "sending them flying", it is an exaggeration meaning "they were utterly defeated".
What is the root word for telegram?
The root word for telegram is "tele," which comes from the Greek word "tele," meaning distant or remote, and "gram," which comes from the Greek word "gramma," meaning letter or message. Together, they form the word "telegram," referring to a message sent through a telecommunication system over a distance.
In Greek myths Who were the three fates and what do they do?
The three fates were the keepers of life. They would decide when a person died. Then when they were about to take a life they would cut that person's string (thus killing them) and they would be sent to Hades.
How did the ancient greek communicate with each other?
they wrote notes and they sent coins as pictures if the other person didn't know how to write or the person sending it would send the coin if they didn't know how to write.
How did Greek communities communicate with each other?
they wrote notes and they sent coins as pictures if the other person didn't know how to write or the person sending it would send the coin if they didn't know how to write.
Where are greek monsters sent after death?
They simply cease to be.
