| Description | Bible Person |
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| 'Prince of demons', another name for the devil | |
| 'Son of Consolation', traveling companion of Apostle Paul | |
| A fisherman; father of Apostles James and John | |
| Apostle whom Jesus loved; wrote Revelation, one Gospel, three letters | |
| Archangel who told Mary she would give birth to Jesus | |
| Author of second Gospel | |
| Emperor (Caesar) of Rome during Christ's public ministry | |
| Emperor of Rome at the time of Jesus' birth | |
| Family of governors of Palestine from 37 B.C. to late 1st century A.D. | |
| High Priest at the time of Jesus' trial | |
| Husband of Mary; looked upon as the father of Jesus | |
| Iscariot, the Apostle who betrayed Jesus | |
| Known as Dorcas, a righteous woman who died and was resurrectd through Peter | |
| Mother of John the Baptist, cousin of Mary | |
| | Description | Bible Person |
|---|
| One of the original seven Jerusalem deacons; first Christian martyr | |
| One of the Twelve Apostles; also known as Lebbeus or Judas | |
| One of the Twelve Apostles; one of seven Deacons; preached to Ethiopian eunuch | |
| One of the Twelve Apostles; original name was Simon; his name means 'rock' | |
| One of the Twelve Apostles; writer of first Gospel; also known as Levi | |
| Prisoner released instead of Jesus | |
| Relative of Jesus; Miraculously raised from the dead by Jesus | |
| Roman Centurion, first Gentile convert to Christianity | |
| Roman governor of Judea during the time of Jesus' public minstry and crucifixion | |
| Saul; made four Missionary Journeys to Gentiles; formerly persecuted Christians | |
| The Apostle who doubted; a twin | |
| Wife of Aquila, Christian convert in Corinth | |
| Wrote third Gospel, Acts of Apostles | |
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