Following the death and resurrection of Jesus, the (first blank) wrote down and spread his teachings. One man, (second blank) traveled throughout much of the Roman empire, and attracted many new followers to Jesus's message. As more (third blank) adopted the idea of Jesus as the Messiah, Christianity became a religion distinct from Judaism.

The first blank:

1. apostles

2. martyrs

3. Pharisees

4. prefects

The second blank:

1. John

2. Paul

3. Peter

4. Luke

The third blank:

1. Sadducees

2. non-Jews

3. disciples

4. priests

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Jasiah Garner

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22 January, 05:52

Following the death and resurrection of Jesus, the (first blank) wrote down and spread his teachings. One man, (second blank) traveled throughout much of the Roman empire, and attracted many new followers to Jesus's message. As more (third blank) adopted the idea of Jesus as the Messiah, Christianity became a religion distinct from Judaism.

The first blank:

1. apostles

2. martyrs

3. Pharisees

4. prefects

The second blank:

1. John

2. Paul

3. Peter

4. Luke

The third blank:

1. Sadducees

2. non-Jews

3. disciples

4. priests

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Cruz Mcgrath · Answer 1

the first blank is apostle because they were christian teachers

the second is peter because he was recognized in the early Christian church as the leader of the 12 disciples and by the Roman Catholic Church

the third is disciples because they were the ones who Jesus talked to and asked to spread Christianity