He uses the imagery of the body, where Christ is the head & Christians are all various different parts with differing functions. Its in the book of 1 Corinthians, Chapter 12.
saint peter
He was appointed by Christ to be the leader of the Christians after he himself had gone. The word 'Pope' was not used, since the organised Church of today did not exist.
Martyr by torture for her faith in Christ during the Diocletion era, when Christians were being rampantly persecuted.
In Biblical terms, when speaking of Saint Anne or Anna, a person would be referring to the mother of the Virgin Mary. As such, Christians regard Saint Anna as the grandmother of Jesus Christ.
Saint-Christ-Briost's population is 446.
Saint Stephen is recognized as a saint because he was the first martyr for Christ. His faith in Jesus was so strong and unshakable, that he was prepared to die rather than renounce his faith in Jesus. When someone would rather die than renounce their faith, they are a martyr. Saint Stephen was an example to the early Christians and was made a saint by the shedding of his blood for the faith.
I think that he was Saul, who killed many Christians. But when he was blinded by the light from Christ, he changed his ways, becoming a follower of Christ and changing his name to Paul.
The area of Saint-Christ-Briost is 7,820,000.0 square meters.
Christ of Saint John of the Cross was created in 1951.
Most-but not all-Christians say no. Most Christians believe that Jesus retained divinity throughout his life on Earth. Saint Paul says, "Christ did not deem equality with God as something to be grasped; rather, he emptied himself," meaning that Christ was a divine being who "adopted" humanity for himself along with his divinity. However, some Christians (including me) believe that Christ was not God. He was the Messiah, but otherwise a separate person from God (to say that Jesus is the Messiah is not the same as saying that Jesus is divine).
Christ the King
The Greek word for "Saint" in the New Testament is "hagiois" and it refers to ALL believers in Jesus Christ. In the Bible, the word does NOT mean a departed person who was extraordinarily holy in life. All Christians, if they truly express a faith in Jesus Christ, are called "saints" in the Bible (see Ephesians 1:1-2).