Sarotherodon galilaeus galilaeus, or tilapia zilli
Another word for tilapia fish is "St. Peter's fish." This name is commonly used in some regions and is derived from the biblical association of tilapia with the story of St. Peter. Additionally, tilapia belongs to several species within the Cichlidae family, so it may also be referred to by specific species names, such as Nile tilapia or Mozambique tilapia.
grey cod
There are about one hundred species of fish which are called Tilapia. Some of which have other names, notably St Peters Fish, most do not.
The relationship between tilapia and Jesus primarily stems from the biblical account of Jesus feeding the 5,000 with five loaves and two fish, which are often identified as tilapia. This connection is significant in Christian tradition, as it highlights themes of abundance, miracles, and divine provision. Additionally, tilapia is sometimes referred to as "St. Peter's fish," linking it further to the apostle Peter, who was a fisherman and a key figure in the New Testament.
Yes. To be kosher a fish must have fins and scales, and tilapias fit that description. As a matter of fact, tilapias are also called St. Peter's Fish, and are native to the Sea of Galilee in Israel. They are very popular in Israeli restaurants.
st peter left and was not called a disciple any more
St. Peter's mother is traditionally believed to be named Joanna.
... he removed coins from a fish he'd caught - 'peter's pence ?
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Peter was a fisherman before he was called.
Examples of St. Peter's badge includes keys, boat, rooster, inverted cross, or fish. The symbols each represent a part of Peter's life, from his fishing days to his death.