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This podcast narrates the stories of three disciples of Jesus: Andrew, Jude, and Philip. Each story highlights their lives, missions, and eventual deaths, emphasizing their roles in spreading Jesus's teachings and establishing Christianity. The podcast provides details about the disciples' origins, activities, and the symbolism associated with them.

Andrew's Story

• 00:01:27 Andrew, brother of Peter, was a fisherman who became a disciple of John the Baptist before following Jesus. He traveled extensively, spreading Jesus' teachings and converting many people. Andrew was crucified on an X-shaped cross in Patra, Greece, and is associated with symbols such as the cross and two fish.

Jude's Story

• 00:04:08 Jude, also known as Thaddeus or Lebbaeus, was the younger brother of James and preached in places like Assyria and Persia. He viewed Jesus as a king rather than just a savior, and he traveled widely, healing people and converting them to Christianity. Jude was killed by arrows while traveling by ship.

Phillip's Story

• 00:06:31 Phillip, also from Bethsaida, was a fisherman who became one of Jesus's earliest disciples. He is known for his unwavering faith and desire to help others. He died as a martyr in Hierapolis. Philip is credited with emphasizing the cross as a central symbol of Christianity.