@@indigofenrir7236 Interesting thought. Judas was trusted with the purse, so his rebellion would have likely been more subtle. Would there have been a "rebellious teenage phase" in those days? They obviously treated their teenagers as much more mature and capable than we treat ours today. I think today's society is reaping what it has been sowing.
I saw somewhere in Jewish history that only woman and children could stand next to the cross,which could explain why only John was there. You had to be 12 or older to leave your father and follow a teacher,so John was at least 12 but probably no older than 18,20.
I like listening to Ray Vander Laan on these types of subjects, he studied in Isreal in their schools where normally gentiles are not allowed to learn but God made a way for him.
Different time and different society, they may all have been considered old enough to marry. Through most of history, if one was able to procreate, one was old enough to marry.
I have a question. Jesus said to Peter, upon this rock I will build my church. But then Paul showed up and gave us all the rules and wrote all the letters to the church. What happened to Peter's assignment by Jesus?
Peter was given the mission to spread the gospel, like the other disciples. In other words, Jesuschrist is the Rock; not Peter, peter is a little rock that is what Peter means little rock. Jesuschrist is the Rock in which the church is established by the apostoles. Because Jesuschrist was rejected by his people. 1 Peter 2:1-10 Jesuschrist compares all the apostoles like little rocks. Peter is ( petros) Rock ( Petra). Jesuschrist used two different words for rock, since Peter was the first to spread the Gospel. Acts 2:14-47 Acts 8 and 10.
@@kiwiburciaga thank you so much for explaining this to me, yes I understand. GOD is so good and he uses his prople to help one another understand his word. I meant people. GOD bless you!
Jesus and Peter paid a temple tax (Matthew 17:24-27). This tax was required of those 20 years and older, but no mention is made of the other disciples paying it, which suggests they were under that age. Most likely stared around 12 or earlier following Jesus. Who else would argue who is the best disciple lol
That someone is fishing doesn't mean that that was his full time career. Even today, planty of children fish and are not considersd full time fishermen. 2. There were no rabbis until after the destruction of the second temple, instead they had temple priests. 3. The greek word used denoted any in-law, millions of unmarried people have inlaws because their sibling is married. Conclusions, host has a habit of positing erroneous conjecture, then using said conjecture to derive meaning.
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Jesus didn't always follow Jewish customs did he? So could it be that he didn't follow the customary practice of when he took on and how old his disciples were? I'm not sure, just asking. 🤔
It may be possible in many respects Jesus did not follow customs of either the Jews or the Greeks. But older people are usually considered more knowledgable and wiser, which would have made a challenge for the other disciples if one of them was older than Jesus.
@@kiwiburciagaHe did follow some customs, but not all. At twelve he was in the temple having discussions with the rabbi there, also he talked to and ate with those considered unworthy.
@@kiwiburciaga Agreed. I took the comment as refering to extrabiblical customs, such as the number of times Jesus had to defend Himself regarding the Sabbath. He did it so successfully it did not even come up in His trial before the Sanhedrin.
@@SquidzitAce remember that Jesuschrist's ministry was going to be the transition from Judaism to Christianity. Eating with the unworthy people of that time it was to shows us kindness to those we see as unworthy people; Jesuschrist had a great- grandmother ( Rahab, the Jericho harlot, also Ruth who was a Moabite).
@@ArtaxerxesVI It is hard work to change how someone thinks. If there is patience for it and compassion, they may live. But not everyone has the patience and compassion of Jesus Christ who showed His disire to change lives with His own life. It would depend on how much time and effort a society is willing to put in for what they consider redemption. That is not an answer you or anyone else in their right mind wants to hear, for we desire every opportunity for people to get right with God.
Luke was not one of the 12 disciples, he just wrote one of the gospels, as he gathered eye witness testimonies of Jesus's ministry from his disciples as well from other people who were also present during Jesus's ministry, the same goes for Mark
@@Christian.life.advise.wisdomagreed, also depending on when the gospel of Luke was written, he could have been age mates with the apostles (assuming they were all around the same age)
Ahhh, yet not until after our Lords ascension! Not until during Paul's first imprisonment in Rome, is it written to the believers in Colosse that Luke is: “the beloved physician” (Col. 4:14).
It's absolutely important when you relate it back to the naked neaniskos who flees when Jesus is arrested. It provides context to why the disciples say to Jesus that people don't like the way he's touching children and he replies "You'll scandalize me...". He's engaged with little boys to a degree very reminiscent of the pederasty rampant in the Greek world. Zeus and Ganymede. Heracles and Hylas. Jesus and his beloved Disciple, John. There is a whole lot more going on than the simple revelation that they didn't have beards.
@@piedpiper6425 What kind of sick thing are you trying to say here? Jesus is pure and holy. You are not quoting scripture properly. I am assuming that you are referring to Matthew 18:6, the verse says "But he that shall scandalize one of these little ones that believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone should be hanged about his neck, and that he should be drowned in the depth of the sea." I don't know how this verse has anything to do with what you are trying to suggest. Jesus is God and he is not like other disgusting pagan "gods". Jesus loves you and died on the cross so that you may receive forgiveness and eternal life through him.
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I always think of Jesus and the disciples be much older, around 40+. But yes, Jesus was 30 when He started His ministry.
@@indigofenrir7236 I suggest that if you Read your Bible, you'll see Judas was not "a rebellious teen".
@@indigofenrir7236 snark detected
@@indigofenrir7236 Interesting thought. Judas was trusted with the purse, so his rebellion would have likely been more subtle. Would there have been a "rebellious teenage phase" in those days? They obviously treated their teenagers as much more mature and capable than we treat ours today. I think today's society is reaping what it has been sowing.
@@indigofenrir7236 lol good one
@@indigofenrir7236and more tragic
I saw somewhere in Jewish history that only woman and children could stand next to the cross,which could explain why only John was there. You had to be 12 or older to leave your father and follow a teacher,so John was at least 12 but probably no older than 18,20.
Knowing the ages provides context to show why it was not unusual for the men to leave behind their lives and become disciples of Jesus as rabbi.
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We'll know one day soon and much more.
not old bearded men as portrayed in earlier films
Even in the chosen his disciples dont look that much younger than jesus
Dang we’ve all been imagining them wrong since the Renassaince😂 i’ll never read about the disciples the same now
Fascinating! Thank you.
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I like listening to Ray Vander Laan on these types of subjects, he studied in Isreal in their schools where normally gentiles are not allowed to learn but God made a way for him.
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Peter more likely to be older because he was old enough to be married
Different time and different society, they may all have been considered old enough to marry. Through most of history, if one was able to procreate, one was old enough to marry.
Good
I have a question. Jesus said to Peter, upon this rock I will build my church. But then Paul showed up and gave us all the rules and wrote all the letters to the church. What happened to Peter's assignment by Jesus?
Peter was given the mission to spread the gospel, like the other disciples.
In other words, Jesuschrist is the Rock; not Peter, peter is a little rock that is what Peter means little rock.
Jesuschrist is the Rock in which the church is established by the apostoles.
Because Jesuschrist was rejected by his people.
1 Peter 2:1-10 Jesuschrist compares all the apostoles like little rocks.
Peter is ( petros) Rock ( Petra).
Jesuschrist used two different words for rock, since Peter was the first to spread the Gospel.
Acts 2:14-47
Acts 8 and 10.
@@kiwiburciaga thank you so much for explaining this to me, yes I understand. GOD is so good and he uses his prople to help one another understand his word. I meant people. GOD bless you!
I have one question too,Paul is the one in Rome,Peter never was in Rome,so why the catholic Church insist?
@@thisnthat7760 because they change the context ( verse)of the bible.
Jesus and Peter paid a temple tax (Matthew 17:24-27). This tax was required of those 20 years and older, but no mention is made of the other disciples paying it, which suggests they were under that age. Most likely stared around 12 or earlier following Jesus. Who else would argue who is the best disciple lol
The fact a page about the Bible doesn't know this is extremely alarming
That someone is fishing doesn't mean that that was his full time career. Even today, planty of children fish and are not considersd full time fishermen. 2. There were no rabbis until after the destruction of the second temple, instead they had temple priests. 3. The greek word used denoted any in-law, millions of unmarried people have inlaws because their sibling is married. Conclusions, host has a habit of positing erroneous conjecture, then using said conjecture to derive meaning.
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They came from Galilee, so fishing would have been one of the main opportunities for livelihood
Amazing, thank you?
0:40 Peter & Andrew were fishers as well as James & John. See:
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I just wanted to let you know that your are AMAZING and are LOVED by God :)
*John 14:6. Jesus told him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me."* 🙂🌈🌸
I hope you have an amazing day! 💖✝️🌎💗😎
Jesus didn't always follow Jewish customs did he? So could it be that he didn't follow the customary practice of when he took on and how old his disciples were? I'm not sure, just asking. 🤔
It may be possible in many respects Jesus did not follow customs of either the Jews or the Greeks. But older people are usually considered more knowledgable and wiser, which would have made a challenge for the other disciples if one of them was older than Jesus.
Yes, Jesus follow his customs, he was born under the Law.
His earthly parents circumcised him, he celebrated the Passover, etc, etc.
@@kiwiburciagaHe did follow some customs, but not all. At twelve he was in the temple having discussions with the rabbi there, also he talked to and ate with those considered unworthy.
@@kiwiburciaga Agreed. I took the comment as refering to extrabiblical customs, such as the number of times Jesus had to defend Himself regarding the Sabbath. He did it so successfully it did not even come up in His trial before the Sanhedrin.
@@SquidzitAce remember that Jesuschrist's ministry was going to be the transition from Judaism to Christianity.
Eating with the unworthy people of that time it was to shows us kindness to those we see as unworthy people; Jesuschrist had a great- grandmother ( Rahab, the Jericho harlot, also Ruth who was a Moabite).
Probably in those days the average age of death was probably 40-60, today many countries today the average of death is this.
This is the greatest thing I ever heard if they really are teenagers 🤣
Could the capital punishment that jesus got have been applied to even the youngest of these disciples if they were caught?
It is obvious they thought of their teenagers as more capable than we do ours. What they did would have been more looked at than their age.
@@deanfry879 ok but say they were younger than teen-age surely they wouldn't get the same type of punishment would they?
@@ArtaxerxesVI It is hard work to change how someone thinks. If there is patience for it and compassion, they may live. But not everyone has the patience and compassion of Jesus Christ who showed His disire to change lives with His own life. It would depend on how much time and effort a society is willing to put in for what they consider redemption. That is not an answer you or anyone else in their right mind wants to hear, for we desire every opportunity for people to get right with God.
They never claimed to be God as Jesus did so I don't see why the religious leaders would do that by their logic on why they crucified Christ
They were young boys.
Luke was a doctor, he could not have been young.
What age do you consider the upper threshhold of being young?
Luke was not one of the 12 disciples, he just wrote one of the gospels, as he gathered eye witness testimonies of Jesus's ministry from his disciples as well from other people who were also present during Jesus's ministry, the same goes for Mark
@@Christian.life.advise.wisdomagreed, also depending on when the gospel of Luke was written, he could have been age mates with the apostles (assuming they were all around the same age)
Ahhh, yet not until after our Lords ascension!
Not until during Paul's first imprisonment in Rome, is it written to the believers in Colosse that Luke is: “the beloved physician” (Col. 4:14).
This was about the original 12, no one else
Why is this important? I don't mean to be snarky. I'm just curious.
Its not really, just gives some perspective. Plus this organizations aim to answer any and all questions ppl may have related to christianity
@@daklord Thank you!
It's absolutely important when you relate it back to the naked neaniskos who flees when Jesus is arrested. It provides context to why the disciples say to Jesus that people don't like the way he's touching children and he replies "You'll scandalize me...".
He's engaged with little boys to a degree very reminiscent of the pederasty rampant in the Greek world.
Zeus and Ganymede.
Heracles and Hylas.
Jesus and his beloved Disciple, John.
There is a whole lot more going on than the simple revelation that they didn't have beards.
@@piedpiper6425 He never said, "You'll scandalize me" that I'm aware of. Prove me wrong. Where did he say that?
@@piedpiper6425 What kind of sick thing are you trying to say here? Jesus is pure and holy. You are not quoting scripture properly. I am assuming that you are referring to Matthew 18:6, the verse says "But he that shall scandalize one of these little ones that believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone should be hanged about his neck, and that he should be drowned in the depth of the sea." I don't know how this verse has anything to do with what you are trying to suggest. Jesus is God and he is not like other disgusting pagan "gods". Jesus loves you and died on the cross so that you may receive forgiveness and eternal life through him.
So if judas was a teenager can we fault him? 🤔
If a 17 year old came and stabbed you, will you fault him? Silly question.
It's sad when we fall into sin