Jesus Calls His First Disciples, Andrew and John

Once John told his disciples to follow Jesus, they followed after him. He turned around and saw them following him, and he immediately asked them, "what do you seek?" and they answered, "Rabbi, where are you staying?", and Jesus responded, "come and see." They continued to journey with him throughout that day. The Bible mentions the name of one of the two disciples, his name is Andrew, but the others name is not mentioned. Most scholars agree that the other disciple was John, the author of the Gospel of John, who never mentions his own name. There are certain times throughout his writings that he refers to himself as "the other disciple" or "the disciple whom Jesus loved", etc. The Bible reveals that the first disciples were two pairs of brothers, who were also followers of John the Baptist. They were Andrew and Peter, and the two sons of Zebedee, James and John. (John 1:35-42).

"One of the two who heard John speak, and followed Him, was Andrew, Simon Peter's brother." - John 1:40

 
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