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... despite their ethnic diversity and rivalries

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The repeated references throughout the synoptic Gospels about how many of the Apostles did not observe Jewish customs, such as honoring the Sabbath or doing religious hand-washing, confirm that they were ethnically diverse.

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The Apostles were ethnic rivals of each other

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The Apostles were ethnic rivalries of each other: two who were likely Samaritans (John and James), at least one Greek (Philip), and others who were Jewish (e.g., Matthew) and Gentiles. The miracle of Jesus

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Picture is highly misleading; there's no way Peter was an old man during Jesus's ministry, as he died in martyrdom decades afterward.

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Utter nonsense; the only people who accused the Apostles of Sabbath-breaking were Pharisees.

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Many of the Apostles were Gentiles, as reflected by their picking corn contrary to rules of the Sabbath as described by Matt 12:1-8

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The four initial Apostles were Peter, Andrew, James and John.

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The other two Gospel authors were the historian Luke and the outsider Mark, both of whom knew the Apostles and Mark was unflattering towards them in his Gospel.

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Two authored Gospels: John and Matthew.

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