12 Apostles of Jesus Christ Quiz

[D] Saint Peter | Recognized as the first pope and a key leader among the apostles, known for his faith and denial of Jesus.

[C] James the Great | One of the first disciples called, known for his zeal and martyrdom, often associated with Santiago de Compostela.

[A] John | The beloved disciple, credited with writing the Gospel of John and Revelation, known for his close bond with Jesus.

[B] Andrew | Peter’s brother, a fisherman who introduced Peter to Jesus, known for his missionary work.

[A] Philip | Known for bringing Nathanael to Jesus and questioning how to feed the 5,000, often linked to evangelism.

[C] Bartholomew | Often identified with Nathanael, associated with preaching in Armenia and martyrdom by flaying.

[C] Matthew | A tax collector turned apostle, traditionally credited with authoring the Gospel of Matthew.

[B] Thomas | Known as "Doubting Thomas" for initially questioning Jesus’ resurrection, later a bold missionary.

[A] James, son of Alphaeus | Often called James the Less, distinguished from James the Great, with limited details in scripture.

[D] Thaddeus | Also called Jude, known for his question to Jesus about revealing himself, traditionally a martyr.

[C] Simon the Cananean | Called the Zealot, possibly linked to a revolutionary group, known for his fervor for Christ.

[D] Judas Iscariot | Infamous for betraying Jesus for thirty pieces of silver, later replaced by Matthias.