How did Jesus Christ find His disciples?

Answer 1

Jesus knew who his disciples were going to be before he met them. Jesus was only in human form so that he can make a sacrifice for us. He is still God. He knew beforehand who his disciples were going to be. Jesus didn't have to go look for them. He already knew them and knew that they were his choice.

Answer 2

He didn't. Jesus Christ was jewish. The Apostle Paul was a driving force in spreading the faith that would become Christianity. So were the desciple Peter and Jesus' brother James, among others.

Answer 3

Cartainly not from the learned nor the rich who did not share their money with the poor. He found them from among the humble and meek. Those whom He knew would listen to His words. He chose those who were teachable and would take His words and works to their hearts. He chose those who would be His true desciples.

Answer 4

while jesus was walking along.

Answer:

Jesus grew up in Nazareth working the family carpentry (construction) business with His father and half-brothers; James, Joses, Simon and Judas.

Nazareth was a city in a region known as "Galilee"... where all but one of Jesus' future disciples grew up also.

They all grew up together... and conducted business with one another all their lives.

They all met in the course of day-to-day living over a period of about 30 years, before the fulness of time and Jesus ministry began.

Jesus knew the kind of men and who His disciples were before His Father "chose them."

Answer 5

Once Jesus defeated Satan during the 40 days of fasting in the desert, He immediately came back and called His disciples to Him (see Matthew 4). Matthew is called shortly after (see Matthew 9). All 12 are sent out doing God's work (see Matthew 10).

Answer 6

he texted them