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"Apostle" & "disciple": exploring the paths of followers
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Anwar Kareem 20/10/2024, 19:35
Anwar Kareem 20/10/2024, 19:35English.me team member
What is similar?
Both terms are used in religious contexts, particularly within Christianity. They often refer to followers or messengers associated with Jesus.
What is different?
An "apostle" is typically one of the early followers of Jesus sent out to preach the gospel, often with the suggestion of a special commission or role. A "disciple" is generally any follower or student of a teacher, especially in a religious context, and is more broadly applied to any follower of Jesus.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Apostle- The apostle traveled many miles to spread the teachings.
- He was considered an apostle because he was sent to deliver the message to distant lands.
- The apostle's writings had a profound impact on the development of the faith.
- The disciple learned everything he could from his master.
- As a devoted disciple, she followed the teachings closely.
- The disciples gathered to hear the teacher's words.
Difference
