Matthew 10:2 & Mark 3:16 | Luke 6:14 |
1 – Simon the Cananean | 1 – Simon called Peter |
2 – Simon called Peter | 2 – Andrew his brother |
3 – Andrew | 3 – James the son of Zabadee |
4 – James son of Zabadee | 4 – John his brother |
5 – John | 5 – Philip |
6 – Philip | 6 – Bartholomew |
7 – Bartholomew | 7 – Matthew the tax collector |
8 – Matthew | 8 – Thomas |
9 – Thomas | 9 – James the son of Alphaues |
10 – James son of Alphaues | 10 – Simon the Zealot |
11 – Labaous called Thadaues | 11 – Judas the son of James |
12 – Judas the Escariot | 12 – Judas the Escario |
It is stated in Matthew that Simon the Cananean was a disciple, whereas in Luke Simon the Zealot is mentioned. Also Matthew states Labaous called Thadaues to be a disciple, but Luke makes no mention of this name, rather Judas the son of James is stated instead.
Below the Talmud tells us there was only five disciples ?
Below the Talmud tells us there was only five disciples ?
Talmud Sanhedrin 43a It is taught: Yeshu had five disciples - Matai, Nekai, Netzer, Buni, and Todah. |
Another biblical dilemma, also have you notice Luke and Mark are not mentioned as a disciple?
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