Andrew

Listed in Appendix D, Mortals, Individuals Named

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Andrew (139:1sec) (143:3.1,5) (144:1.7) (145:2.1) (167:0.1) (191:0.6) (192:1.11) (192:4.7) (194:1.2). See also apostles of Jesus
3 sisters, one named Martha; brother Peter (139:1.1) (150:1.1)
age 33 in A.D. 26 (139:1.2)
at Jesus’ appearances (191:2,5secs) (192:1-4secs) (193:0,3,5secs)
attempted to heal James of Safed’s son (158:4.7)
believer in John the Baptist; first apostle (137:1.1)
bewildered by entry into Jerusalem (172:5.2)
brought thousands into kingdom; crucified in Patrae (139:1.12)
chose Peter, James, and John to attend Jesus (139:4.3)
deep-thinker; seasoned, philosophic counsel (137:5.2) (137:7.3)
defended rubbing grain on Sabbath (147:6.4)
director general of apostles; efficient administrator; ablest apostle (138:7.4) (138:10.2) (139:1.2,5)
fetched Simon Zelotes (192:1.11)
handed sword back to Simon Zelotes (182:2.3)
imposed strict rules upon apostles’ work with women (150:2.2)
intimated Peter had seen things not real (152:4.4) (191:1.5)
Jesus
admonitions to A. (174:0.2) (181:2.16-18)
asked A. to be more trusting (192:2.7)
asked A. to strengthen brethren (182:2.8)
Luke had mutilated copy of A.’s notes (121:8.9)
never jealous of Peter (139:1.6-7)
opposed proclaiming Jesus king (152:2.5)
partially recorded life of Jesus; made no copies; used in Part IV (121:0.1) (121:8.1,3,13) (139:1.9)
passed upon applicants for school of evangelists and the 70 (148:1.1) (163:2.1)
questions (140:10.8) (141:0.2) (143:2.2) (150:3.2) (158:7.2) (165:5.1) (176:1.4)
released from apostolic responsibility; silent (181:2.13,17-18) (183:4.2) (191:0.6)
selected Matthew (138:2.4) (139:7.1)
sought Jesus after healing at sundown (145:5.5-7)
tendency to suspicion and over-individualism (193:4.3)
unmarried fisherman partner of Peter, James, and John (139:1.1) (139:3.1)
worried about Judas (157:7.1) (181:2.6) (182:0.2)

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See also apostles of Jesus

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