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Oriental OrthodoxyThe use of the title "apostle" in relation to Mark the Evangelist deserves further comment. In Greek, "apostle" simply means "someone who has been sent (out)". In this general sense, all Christians have an apostolic dimension to their identity by virtue of their being called to proclaim the gospel and to bring others to Christian faith. However, the word is also used in a narrower sense to designate those who exemplify the apostolic character in the fullest way. Initially, this titular use was applied to "The Twelve" - the twelve chosen by Jesus to be his closest followers, with Matthias in place of Judas Iscariot. In the New Testament, Paul also claims the title of "Apostle" (1Cor 15.9, for instance), and refers to "false apostles". In later times, the title has been used to honour iconic missionary figures, e.g. Patrick the "Apostle of Ireland", Boniface the "Apostle of Germany". Was Mark an apostle? Yes. Was he one of The Twelve? No.
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The use of the title "apostle" in relation to Mark the Evangelist deserves further comment. In Greek, "apostle" simply means "someone who has been sent (out)". In this general sense, all Christians have an apostolic dimension to their identity by virtue of their being called to proclaim the gospel and to bring others to Christian faith. However, the word is also used in a narrower sense to designate those who exemplify the apostolic character in the fullest way. Initially, this titular use was applied to "The Twelve" - the twelve chosen by Jesus to be his closest followers, with Matthias in place of Judas Iscariot. In the New Testament, Paul also claims the title of "Apostle" (1Cor 15.9, for instance), and refers to "false apostles". In later times, the title has been used to honour iconic missionary figures, e.g. Patrick the "Apostle of Ireland", Boniface the "Apostle of Germany". Was Mark an apostle? Yes. Was he one of The Twelve? No.
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■ウィキペディアで「Oriental OrthodoxyThe use of the title "apostle" in relation to Mark the Evangelist deserves further comment. In Greek, "apostle" simply means "someone who has been sent (out)". In this general sense, all Christians have an apostolic dimension to their identity by virtue of their being called to proclaim the gospel and to bring others to Christian faith. However, the word is also used in a narrower sense to designate those who exemplify the apostolic character in the fullest way. Initially, this titular use was applied to "The Twelve" - the twelve chosen by Jesus to be his closest followers, with Matthias in place of Judas Iscariot. In the New Testament, Paul also claims the title of "Apostle" (1Cor 15.9, for instance), and refers to "false apostles". In later times, the title has been used to honour iconic missionary figures, e.g. Patrick the "Apostle of Ireland", Boniface the "Apostle of Germany". Was Mark an apostle? Yes. Was he one of The Twelve? No.」の詳細全文を読む
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