The Apostles of Jesus:


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Apostle Where
died
When died Manner of Death

Peter (Simon Peter),
 

Rome, Italy
(Nero)
54-68AD Homicide:
crucified head down,
at his own request
Andrew, son of a John & brother of Peter (Matthew 4:18) Edessa, Greece ?AD Homicide:
severely scourged & tied by ropes on x-shaped cross where he hung 2 days to expire
James,
son of Zebedee & Salome and elder bro. of John (not bro. of Jesus) the Bible writer
Jerusalem, Israel
(Herod)
44 AD
(the 1st martyred)
Homicide:
beheaded with sword; Mark 10:39 & Acts 12:1-2
John,
son of Zebedee and bro. of James;
Bible writer
Ephesus, Turkey
or Turkish Isle
of Patmos

98 AD

thrown in boiling oil but unharmed; died of Natural causes in Ephesus
Philip of Bethsaida Hieropolis, Syria   Homicide:
crucified
Bartholomew (Nathaniel) India or
Armenia
  Homicide:
beaten/flayed, and crucified
head down
Thomas (Didymus) Edessa, Greece   Homicide:
lanced by
idolatrous priests & burned up in an oven
Matthew (Levi), of Capernaum
the Bible writer
Nadabah, Ethiopia about 60AD Homicide:
axed to death with a halberd
James (son of Alphaeus);
Bible writer
(? half bro. of Jesus?)
Jerusalem, Israel AD66 Homicide:
thrown down from the Temple tower & not dead so clubbed to death with a fullers club at age 94
Jude (Thaddaeus ... Judas Lebbaeus)  Edessa, Greece AD72 Homicide:
crucified
Simon the Zealot
(the Canaanite)
Brittainnia, Europe   Homicide:
crucified
Judas Iscariot Jerusalem, Israel   Suicide:
by hanging Matt. 27:5
Matthias (the 11 remaining Apostles chose him to replace Judas) Jerusalem, Israel   Homicide:
stoned and beheaded
Paul (chosen by Jesus on the road to Damascus) Rome, Italy 66 AD Homicide:
beheaded

 

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(posted/adapted 16 Sept. 1999; latest update 1 February 2003)