The First Chosen Apostles of Jesus Quiz

Who were the first chosen apostles of Jesus?

• Judas Iscariot, Simon the Zealot, Thaddeus, and James the Less

• Simon Peter, Andrew, James, and John

• Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John

• Thomas, Philip, Bartholomew, and Matthew

What were the names of the four apostles chosen by Jesus?

• Thomas, Philip, Bartholomew, Matthew

• Matthew, Mark, Luke, John

• Simon (Peter), Andrew, James, and John

• Peter, Paul, James, Jude

Where were the first apostles of Jesus chosen?

• Jerusalem

• Galilee

• Rome

• Egypt

Why did Jesus choose these specific four apostles?

• Jesus chose them randomly without any specific reason.

• Jesus saw potential in them to spread his teachings and lead the early Christian church.

• They were the most educated and knowledgeable about the scriptures.

• Because they were the only ones available at the time.

What were the occupations of the four chosen apostles?

• Carpenters

• Doctors

• Farmers

• Fishermen

How did the chosen apostles react when Jesus called them?

• They refused to follow Jesus

• They asked for more time to think about it

• They immediately left their nets and followed Jesus.

• They laughed at Jesus and walked away

What did Jesus tell the first chosen apostles they would become?

• Farmers of crops

• Doctors of the sick

• Builders of houses

• Fishers of men

What did the first chosen apostles leave behind to follow Jesus?

• Their wealth and possessions

• Their livelihoods and professions

• Their religious beliefs and traditions

• Their homes and families

How did the first chosen apostles demonstrate their faith in Jesus?

• Continuing with their livelihoods and ignoring him

• Questioning his authority and refusing to follow him

• Leaving their livelihoods and following him

• Denying his teachings and walking away

What important role did the first chosen apostles play in Jesus' ministry?

• They played a minor role in Jesus' ministry

• They were not involved in spreading Jesus' teachings

• They were only interested in their own personal gain

• They played an important role in spreading Jesus' teachings and establishing the early Christian church.