Apostle: The Messengers of Christ Who Changed the World
The apostles were Jesus’ chosen messengers—witnesses to His life, sent to spread the Gospel and shape the foundation of Christianity.
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The apostles were Jesus’ chosen messengers—witnesses to His life, sent to spread the Gospel and shape the foundation of Christianity.
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