A Common Link Between Biblical Characters [8]

The writer of Luke and Acts and the recipient of the books.

One of the original 12 disciples and a relative who bitterly opposed him.

The writer of Luke and Hebrews and the recipient of the books.

Two physicians who accompanied Paul on his missionary journeys.

The man who was beheaded and his daughter who was filled with grief and killed herself.

The man who performed a miracle and one of the women who witnessed it.

The man who was beheaded and the conniving woman who made his execution happen.

The man who was beheaded and the woman who tried to prevent it.

The pharisee who bitterly opposed Christ and played a major role in having him crucified.

The man who would become the 13th disciple of Jesus after Judas Iscariot committed suicide.

The pharisee who taunted and ridiculed Jesus when he was hanging in agony on the cross.

The pharisee who questioned Christ when he made the statement "you must be born again."

Three people who are listed in Paul's greetings in Romans 16.

Three people who helped Paul and Silas escape from prison.

Three people who are listed in Paul's greetings in 1 Corinthians.

Three people described by Paul as "bitter enemies" against the Gospel message.

Husbands of Mary and Elizabeth.

Husbands of Mary and Zebedee's sister.

Husbands of Mary and Mary Magdalene.

Husbands of Salome and Priscilla.

Three men whom Paul says in 1 Corinthians refreshed his spirit.

Three men who were centurions and became Christians.

Three men whom Paul says in 2 Corinthians refreshed his spirit.

Three men in Acts who bitterly opposed the Gospel message.

Two people who travelled with Paul on his missionary journeys.

Both lived in Troas and were converted by Paul at much the same time.

Both lived in Philippi and were converted by Paul at much the same time.

Two people who were converted by Paul and ended up marrying each other.

Two names shared by the same man.

Two writers of the Gospels.

Two of the original 12 disciples.

Two physicians who attended to Paul.

Both came from the same town, Magadala, on the Sea of Galilee.

Philip invited Nathanael to become a disciple.

The apostle to the Gentiles and a man who he once had sent to prison for his Christian beliefs.

Two names used for the the same disciple.

Jesus appeared to Cleopas and another man while walking on the road to Emmaus.

Jesus turned the water into wine at the request of Cleopas.

Jesus appeared to Cleopas and another man while walking on the road to Bethany.

Jesus healed Cleopas, who was paralyzed from the waist down.