The Apostles of Jesus

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It mirrored the twelve angels believed to guide God's will.
It corresponded to the twelve tribes of Israel, signifying a new covenant. (correct)
It represented the twelve disciples who initially followed him.
It symbolized the twelve months of the year, highlighting the cyclical nature of faith.

Performing miraculous healings and exorcisms, demonstrating God's power. (correct)
Writing religious texts and establishing formal schools of thought.
Organizing political rallies and advocating for social reforms.
Traveling to other countries and establishing missions to spread his message.

He recognized the need for trusted individuals to continue his mission after his death. (correct)
He wanted to create a hierarchy within his following to ensure order and discipline.
The growing hostility from religious leaders made it necessary to consolidate his support.
He needed to delegate administrative tasks to manage the expanding number of followers.

<p>Announcing the arrival of God's kingdom and preparing a group to carry on his work. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Proclaim God's kingdom and form followers.

Chosen followers to continue Jesus' work.

The plentiful seeking of followers for God's kingdom.

One of the twelve apostles, later a key leader.

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Former tax collector, became one of the apostles.

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Jesus had two main purposes during his ministry: proclaiming God's kingdom and choosing men to continue his work.
He emphasized compassion for people in need.
He chose twelve apostles, also known as messengers/pillars of the faith community.
The twelve apostles were chosen to continue Jesus' work following his death.
The number twelve signifies the twelve tribes of Israel.
The apostles included Simon (Peter), Andrew, James son of Zebedee, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Thomas, Matthew, Thaddaeus, James son of Alphaeus, Simon the Zealot, and Judas Iscariot.