12 Apostles of Jesus Christ Quiz

About This Quiz

The Twelve Apostles, also known as the Twelve Disciples, were a group of men who were called by Jesus to spread his teachings and carry on his mission after his death and resurrection. They were not only witnesses to Jesus' life and miracles but also leaders in the early Christian movement.

In this quiz, you need to identify the characters in the picture and name the twelve apostles. This is a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of the New Testament and the foundation of Christianity. So, let's dive into the quiz and see how well you know these important figures in religious history.

Good luck, and may your knowledge be as strong as the faith of the apostles!

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1. Who is this apostle?

[D] Saint Peter | Saint Peter, originally a fisherman, was one of Jesus' closest and most prominent disciples. He is revered as the leader of the apostles and is traditionally considered the first pope of the Catholic Church.

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2. Who is this apostle?

[C] James the Great | Along with his brother John, James was one of the first disciples called by Jesus. He was a member of Jesus' inner circle and was the first apostle to be martyred.

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3. Who is this apostle?

[A] John | The "beloved disciple," John is traditionally considered the author of the Gospel of John, the Epistles of John, and the Book of Revelation. He is known for his close relationship with Jesus and his longevity.

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4. Who is this apostle?

[B] Andrew | Andrew, also known as Saint Andrew, was one of Jesus' twelve apostles and the brother of Simon Peter. Both were fishermen from Galilee. Andrew is considered to be the first disciple to be called by Jesus, hence sometimes referred to as "the first-called." He is the patron saint of Scotland and, according to tradition, he was martyred by crucifixion on an X-shaped cross.

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5. Who is this apostle?

[A] Philip | Known for his role in the miracle of the loaves and fishes, Philip asked Jesus to show them the Father, leading to Jesus' discourse on the nature of God.

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6. Who is this apostle?

[C] Bartholomew | Initially skeptical of Jesus, Bartholomew became a devoted follower. He is associated with missionary work, particularly in the regions of Armenia and India.

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7. Who is this apostle?

[C] Matthew | A tax collector before following Jesus, Matthew wrote the Gospel of Matthew. He is often depicted with an angel, symbolizing his gospel's emphasis on Jesus' divine nature.

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8. Who is this apostle?

[B] Thomas | Known as "Doubting Thomas" for his skepticism about Jesus' resurrection, Thomas is a symbol of seeking empirical evidence and questioning faith.

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9. Who is this apostle?

[A] James, son of Alphaeus | Also known as James the Less, he is sometimes confused with James, son of Zebedee. Little is known about him, but he is recognized as one of the original twelve.

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10. Who is this apostle?

[D] Thaddeus | Often associated with the Gospel of Matthew, Thaddeus is known for his missionary work, particularly in the East.

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11. Who is this apostle?

[C] Simon the Cananean | Also known as Simon Zelotes, he was a zealous follower of Jesus and is often depicted with a sword, reflecting his zealous nature.

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12. Who is this apostle?

[D] Judas Iscariot | The apostle who betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver, leading to Jesus' arrest and crucifixion. His act of betrayal is a central event in the Christian narrative.