Disciples of Jesus
group · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages
the disciples · his own · الحواريون
spoken of as
1 expressionthe disciples of Jesus1 mention
Adab al-wazīr (Arabic)
and the likeness of the two is the likeness of the spirit and the body — the body without a spirit is a form, and the spirit without a body is a wind, but when the two come together they grow strong, and so rise up and raise others up.
in the texts
Adab al-wazīr
The disciples, appearing as the interlocutors who put the question about company to Jesus.
and the likeness of the two is the likeness of the spirit and the body — the body without a spirit is a form, and the spirit without a body is a wind, but when the two come together they grow strong, and so rise up and raise others up.
Adversus Marcionem
The followers of Jesus addressed in his teaching and warned of coming persecution.
Let the disciples too be admonished, lest at any time their hearts be weighed down with surfeit and drunkenness and worldly cares, and that day come suddenly upon them as a snare — surely upon those who have forgotten God out of the fullness and thought of the world.
Turning in the same place to the disciples, he says "Woe" to the author of scandals — that it would have been better for him if he had not been born, or if a millstone fastened to his neck he had been thrown into the deep, than that he should scandalize one of those little ones, namely his disciples.