Where and when did the Disciples of Christ died?

Answer 1

Peter died crucified upside-down; John live to a good old age; Matthew was martyred in Ethiopia; James, the brother of Jon was beheaded by Herod Aggripa; Mark was grotesquely dragged through the streets and torn by the people of Alexandria; Bartholomew was crucified in India; Thomas was thrust through by a spear; Phillip was thrown into prison and later crucified; James the son of Alphaeus was stoned and beaten to death by a mob; and Luke was hanged in Greece.

Answer 2

Acts 12:2 - "And he killed James the brother of John with the sword." This is only apostle's death The Bible records. Church records and traditions can give us a clue to the deaths of the other apostles. The only "solid" date is for the Apostle Paul who was tortured and then beheaded in Rome in the year 67 AD by Emperor Nero. John was the last to die; however, we don't get a very accurate date. Church Traditions only say that John was boiled in oil then sentenced to prison in Patmos where he wrote the book of Revelation. He died peacefully as an old man. Other deaths:

Apostle Peter and Apostle Andrew were both crucified on an x-shaped cross. Matthew was killed by a sword in Ethiopia. Bartholomew (Nathanael) was lashed to death by a whip. The apostle Thomas was stabbed with a spear in India. Matthias was stoned and then beheaded.

Answer 3

Most were martyrd, or killed for being followers of Jesus.

Answer 4

The exact dates of the disciples of Christ deaths are unknown. However, the disciples died in Jerusalem, India, Britain, Phrygia, Rome, Nadabah, Alexandria, Greece, Edessa, Judea, and Edessa.