
How Did Matthias Die? The Apostle Chosen to Replace Judas
Acts records Matthias as a resurrection witness; later accounts of his death are uncertain, but his place in the early proclamation is clear.
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Acts records Matthias as a resurrection witness; later accounts of his death are uncertain, but his place in the early proclamation is clear.
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How did Simon the Zealot die? Scripture does not tell us. The New Testament names him among the Twelve apostles and remembers him in…
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How did Jude/Thaddaeus die? Scripture does not tell us. The New Testament names him among the Twelve, distinguishes him from Judas Iscariot, and preserves…
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How did James son of Alphaeus die? Scripture does not tell us. The Bible names James son of Alphaeus among the Twelve apostles, but…
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Scripture does not record Matthew’s death, and later Christian traditions vary. Some traditions remember Matthew as a martyr. Others preserve different locations, softer death…
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Paul is traditionally remembered as having been martyred in Rome under Nero, often described as beheaded. The Bible does not narrate Paul’s death scene,…
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How did Stephen die? Stephen died by stoning after bearing witness before the council in Jerusalem. According to Acts 7:54–60, he saw Jesus standing…
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James, the brother of Jesus, was killed in Jerusalem around A.D. 62 according to Josephus, our strongest external source for his death. Josephus says…
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