The apostles responded to their sufferings with resilience and faith, often viewing their hardships as a form of sharing in Christ's sufferings. They remained steadfast in their mission, preaching the Gospel despite persecution and imprisonment, demonstrating a deep commitment to their beliefs. Their responses often included prayer, unity, and encouragement among one another, reflecting their reliance on divine strength and purpose. Ultimately, they found joy in their tribulations, believing that their struggles were for a greater cause.
The plural of suffering is sufferings. As in "their sufferings are over".
Sufferings is the first. Origin of sufferings,Way to end sufferings,Ending suffering are other three.
Samuel Smith has written: 'The family companion, or, Annotations upon the Holy Bible' 'The history of the lives, actions, travels, sufferings and deaths, of our blessed Saviour Jesus Christ, and His twelve apostles. Vol. I. By S. Smith, D.D'
Perhaps someone who is disturbed by his sufferings or the sufferings of others. See also:Why is there pain in the world?
The apostles were Jesus' followers. They not only believed what he said, but they tried to act on it (live righteously.) When Jesus died for human sin and then rose again, they spread the mesage of salvation through faith, despite persecution from non-believers.
We can learn things from the sufferings of Christ because His sufferings is not only applicable in His time but also today. It serves as an example to follow if we are in such situation.
"He was indifferent to the sufferings of others"
Peter was the leader of the apostles
Yes, the apostles were Jewish.
attachment, anger, and ignorance
It was written by the 12 apostles
There is no standard collective noun for a group of apostles, in which case a noun suitable for the situation can be used; for example, a congregation of apostles, a gathering of apostles, a posse of apostles, etc.