Followers and Apostles

Jesus was accompanied on his way with 12 followers which after his death founded the Christian Church and started, together with other faith-propagators that they got, to call themselves as Apostles (not that being learned but that who brings tidings).
Sometimes we read let's say about Barnabas but as a matter of fact we don't know where he came from, where is the first message about him - wasn't he that robber who was set free from jail for Jesus to be crucied.
So I tried to specify the original followers and other more important apostles with Bible citation of their first mention and the place of occurence.

Name

Link

John the Baptist

John.1.6, predecessor of Jesus; Betabara behind the river Jordan

Christian

Acts.11.26, first used in town Antioch

Apostle

Luke.6.13

Followers list

Peter (Simon) of Jonah

Matt.4.18, Mark.3.16, Luke.6.14, John.1.41, Bethsaida (1st "Pope"; he wrote 1 and 2 Peter's letter)

John

Matt.4.21, Mark.3.17, Luke.6.14, John.13.23, Bethsaida (he wrote John's Gospel 1, 2 and 3 John's letter and The Revelation)

James (of Zebedee)

Matt.4.21, Mark.3.17, Luke.6.14, Bethsaida (brother of John; he wrote James's letter)

Philip

Matt.10.3, Mark.3.18, Luke.6.14, John.1.44, Bethsaida (he evangelizated an Ethiopian courtier Acts.8.26)

Andrew

Matt.4.18, Mark.3.18, Luke.6.14, John.1.41, Bethsaida (brother of Peter)

Bartholomew

Matt.10.3, Mark.3.18, Luke.6.14

Matthew

Matt.9.9, Mark.3.18, Luke.6.15, (tax-gatherer; he wrote Matthew's Gospel)

Thomas (called Didymus)

Matt.10.3, Mark.3.18, Luke.6.15, John.11.16, (he was faithless until he could touch the resurrected Jesus John.20.24)

James (of Alpheus)

Matt.10.3, Mark.3.18, Luke.6.15

Jude

Luke.6.16, John.14.22, (brother of James; he wrote Jude's letter)

Simon (Zelotes)

the Canaanite, Matt.10.4, Mark.3.18, Luke.6.15

Judas Iscariot

Matt.10.4, Mark.3.19, Luke.6.16, John.6.71, (traitor of Jesus; suicide)

Matthias

Acts.1.23, (instead of Judas)

Apostles list

Paul (Saul)


Acts.7.58, (murderer of Stephen; Jew from Antioch; persecutor of Christians) originally Saul, later called Paul Acts.13.9, (religionized, the biggest propagator of Christianity)

Justus (Joseph, Barsabas)

Acts.1.23, (from Corinthus)

Barnabas (Joses)

Acts.4.36, (from Cyprus)

Stephen

Acts.6.5

Mark

Acts.12.12, (he wrote the oldest Mark's Gospel)

Timotheus

Acts.16.1, (Greek from Lystra; 1 and 2 Paul's letter to Timothy)

Lydia

Acts.16.14, from Filippis

Priscilla

Acts.18.2, (wife of Aquila)

Aquila

Acts.18.2, (Jew from Italy and from Corinthus)

Apollos

Acts.18.24, (Jew from Alexandria)

Titus

2 Cor.2.12, (Paul's letter to Titus)

Luke

2 Cor.13.13, (lékař; he wrote Luke's Gospel and Acts of Apostles)

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