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refer to:
Disciple (Christianity), a
student of
Jesus Christ Twelve Apostles of Jesus,
sometimes called the
Twelve Disciples Seventy disciples in the Gospel...
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alliance consisted of
Gangster Disciples,
Black Disciples,
Satan Disciples,
Latin Disciples,
Spanish Gangster Disciples, Ambrose, Two-One Boys, Two-Two...
- the
Disciples. In 1966, in
order to help
increase recruitment and
counteract threats from
other gangs,
David Barksdale created the "Black
Disciples Nation...
- the New
Testament Luke 10:1–21
Catholic Encyclopedia:
Disciple: "The
disciples, in this
disciples, in this context, are not the
crowds of
believers who...
- the
Twelve Apostles (also
known as the
Twelve Disciples or
simply the Twelve), were the
primary disciples of
Jesus according to the New Testament. During...
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referred to by
several versions of its full name,
including "
Disciples of Christ", "
Disciples", "Christian Church", "CC(DOC)", and "DOC". The
Christian Church...
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fully formed disciple a
living copy of the master. The New
Testament records many
followers of
Jesus during his ministry. Some
disciples were
given a...
- Live! by
Little Steven & The
Disciples of Soul,
retrieved December 12, 2019 Jordan, Chris. "Little
Steven and
Disciples of Soul: 'Soulfire Live!' gets...
-
Jesus and the call of the
first disciples are inseparable. In the
Gospel of John the
first disciples are also
disciples of John the
Baptist and one of...
- in
Humboldt Park.
Latin Disciples are one of the
original gangs in the Folk alliance,
alongside the
Black Gangster Disciples,
Simon City Royals, Spanish...
