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Who did jesus choosed to share his mission with?
he chose the twelve apostles to share his mission with.
Which sacrament is founded on the commissioning of the apostles by Jesus to share his ministry?
Orders: the sacrament of Ordination.
Who were the 12 apostles in the Bible and what significance did they have in spreading the teachings of Jesus"?
The 12 apostles in the Bible were disciples chosen by Jesus to spread his teachings. They played a significant role in spreading the message of Christianity after Jesus' death, traveling to different regions to share his teachings and establish churches.
Whom did jesus choose for a special mission?
he chose the twelve apostles to share his mission with.
How do you plan to share Jesus's message and mission in your life in the years to come?
By my actions and deeds just as Jesus instructed his apostles. By sharing His Gospel. Visit mormon.org to find out what that is.
Who were the apostles in the Bible and what role did they play in spreading the teachings of Jesus?
The apostles were the 12 chosen followers of Jesus in the Bible. They played a crucial role in spreading his teachings and establishing the early Christian church. They traveled far and wide to share the message of Jesus, performing miracles and baptizing new believers. Their efforts helped to spread Christianity throughout the Roman Empire and beyond.
When peterJames and john was in the inner circle with Jesus what did they see?
As apostles of Jesus Peter, James, and John witnessed many miracles and teachings when they were with Jesus. They were called by Jesus to follow him and witness, first hand, the teachings that Jesus had to share. These men are considered part of Jesus' inner circle because they were some of the closest to him and made some of the biggest impacts to Christianity.
What takes the place of apostles in the real world?
In the Christian faith, the role of apostles as messengers and leaders is not directly replaced by specific individuals. However, the teachings and messages of the apostles are carried on by modern-day religious leaders, teachers, and missionaries who spread the word of Jesus Christ. The apostles' mission to share the gospel continues through those who are committed to serving and spreading the message of faith.
How many times does it say to forgive in the Bible?
Matthew 8:22 says, " Jesus said to him, 'I do not say to you seven times, but seventy times seven' "*And just so you know Jesus doesn't literally mean to count off 490 times but to forgive non-stop and just let it roll right off your shoulder.So pretty much, to answer your question...ALWAYS!God Bless and share Jesus' light to the world
How did jesus make it possible to share his life?
jesus made it possible to share his life by giving the holy bible to us.
How can your family share the light of jesus with others?
well although there are infinite amount of answers.. you can definitely share the light of Jesus by following the comandments and even tell others about Jesus .
Confession in The Bible?
Confession was not a requirement in the Bible. Seeking forgiveness and repenting was important.Even though Jesus and his Apostles were able to grant forgiveness of sins, they did not require the people to spell out all their sins.The main sin that people were guilty of (through no fault of their own) was the sin that Adam and Eve passed on to all of their descendants. Jesus came to the earth to take away the sins of the world. Thus he came to correct what Adam as a perfect man did.Roman Catholic AnswerThe sacrament of Penance was established when Jesus gave the authority to the Apostles to forgive sins, in the John 20:21-23. St. Paul and St. James also discuss confession. from Radio Replies, by Fathers Rumble and Carty, 1942825. We Protestants believe that God alone can forgive sin.And that is the Catholic teaching also. But the question concerns the way in which God has chosen to administer that forgiveness. We Catholics add that God can delegate His power if He wishes, just as the supreme authority in the state can delegate a judge to administer justice. Would you deny to God that power?826. But can you prove that God did delegate that power to men?Yes, Christ was God, and in St. Jn. XX., 21-23 we read these remarkable words, "As the Father hath sent Me I also send you. When He said this He breathed on them; and He said to them: Receive ye the Holy Ghost. Whose sins you shall forgive, they are forgiven them; and whose sins you shall retain, they are retained." Now Christ's mission was to destroy sin, and He gave that same mission to His Apostles. Knowing that their merely human power as men was quite insufficient, He gave them a special communication of the Holy Spirit for this special work. To say that Christ did not confer a true power to forgive sins is to rob the whole ceremony and the words of Christ of any real meaning. And it was obviously a power to be exercised, Christians applying to the Apostles for forgiveness.828. I believe that the Apostles received the power, but it was for them only and has not been handed on in the Church.Christ commissioned His Church to teach all nations till the end of the world. The Apostles had to hand on all essential powers to their successors. And the conditions of salvation must be the same for us as for the first Christians. If those subject to the Apostles had to obtain forgiveness from their fellow men, there is no reason why we should be exempt. We share the same privileges as the early Christians and must have the same obligations. Till the Reformation all Christians went to confession. In the 4th century we find St. Ambrose defending Confession by saying that if a man can forgive sin by baptizing, he claims nothing greater when he claims the power to forgive sin through the Sacrament of Penance. That Priests possessed such power was Christian doctrine in his time and is still the doctrine of the Catholic Church. The Greek Church, which broke away from the Catholic Church in the ninth century, has retained this Apostolic practice. Protestantism gave up the practice in the 16th century because it was uncomfortable and mortifying. But once admit such a principle, and one could abolish every uncomfortable commandment of God.　
