Based on The Bible and Church Tradition, 10 of the 12 disciples died a martyr's death.
The Bible lists one martyr death. That is James, brother of John. His martyrdom is listed in Acts 12.
Nine more disciples (of The Twelve) are believed to have died due to martyrdom. This is based on the traditions of the early church. Although these traditions do not always agree, there seems little solid reason to doubt their martyrdom (although the means, time, and location of each is open to some speculation).
This leaves two disciples. John is believed to have died a natural death after a long life. Judas, according to the Gospels and Acts, committed suicide. Neither natural death nor suicide counts as a "martyr's death".
Hundred Thousand Martyrs of Tbilisi died on 1226-03-09.
They have a 100% death rate- they all die. Most live for less than a year. Some such a monarchs fly south and live all winter then return lay eggs and die.
Die is the plural of dice. WAIT WHICH DIE IS THIS -DEATH OR -GAME-PIECE?
It can be found in the book of Romans 6:23. It says The wages of sin is death. This is why we all die , as we are born sinners.(Genesis 2:15-17)
Ecclesiastes 9:5 which says: for the living are conscious that they will die but as for the dead they are conscious of nothing at all. when you die you go to sleep in death. if the dead are conscious of nothing at all they are not alive anywhere
No, there are martyrs who die for non-religious reasons, such as causes they believe in.
martyrs are people who die for there religious faith
The martyrs died for their christian belief.
Wexford Martyrs died in 1581.
Uganda Martyrs died in 1918.
Canterbury Martyrs died in 1555.
Leontine martyrs died in 455.
Oxford Martyrs died in 1555.
Martyrs of Thailand died in 1940.
Vietnamese Martyrs died in 1625.
Drina Martyrs died in 1941.
Perth Martyrs died in 1543.