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PeggyLee
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Apostle's where the 12 followers of Jesus who ate at the last supper and continued his mission (first christin clergy) Disciples where the followers of christ.
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Apostle generally refers to the Twelve whom Jesus gathered around him for special instruction and Matthias, who was chosen by lot to replace Judas. These were prime witnesses of the Resurrection and the chief leaders of the early Christian community. Paul, although not one of the original Twelve, from earliest times was ranked with them because of his leadership, writings and intense missionary activity. Disciple is used to describe anyone who hears and follows the teachings of Jesus, not only in New Testament times but in every age. The Twelve Apostles were disciples of Jesus, but not all of Jesus’ disciples were chosen as apostles. With love in Christ.
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Apostles =ones who were sent out.. disciples=learners,students of Christ. Apostles were disciples,had to learn like others,became Apostles really on Pentecost Day..Jesus told them when HE appeared ..to wait until the Holy Spirit/God's Power was sent to them(HIS HELP)...they started HIS CHURCH/BODY on Pentecost Day ...that day alone,Jew and Gentile alike, there were 3,000 who believed....;)justme
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I don't think apostles were required to hate their families. Or maybe they were required to hate them even more, not sure on that.
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