“Peter, his brother, traveled from Jerusalem through Antioch and reached Rome to exercise his universal mission; Andrew, instead, was the apostle of the Greek world. So it is that in life and in ...

Archaeologists had uncovered for the first time mosaic floors from a lost, legendary basilica reportedly built over the house of Jesus' apostles Peter and Andrew in biblical Bethsaida. More CSAJCO ...

The title "chief and commander of the apostles" is routinely used by Byzantine ... who reported that it was built over the house of Peter and Andrew. "One of the goals of this dig was to check ...

It seems that Jesus often stayed with them there. Andrew and Peter were among the disciples who became apostles (Matthew 10:2, Mark 1:18, Luke 6:14). Andrew is specifically named in three stories.

While excavating what they believe to be the lost “Church of the Apostles” basilica at ... which archaeologists believe was built over Peter and Andrew’s house, says Steven Notley, an ...

the birthplace of three of Jesus’ Apostles – Peter, Andrew and Philip. Archaeologists from Kinneret College in Israel and Nyack College, NY, led by Prof. Mordechai Aviam and Prof. Steven ...

Peter and two other apostles, Sts. Andrew and Philip, were born in Bethsaida, according to the Gospel of John. Archaeologists and Biblical scholars have long sought to find the ancient village ...

The New Testament describes Bethsaida as the home of Jesus’ apostles Peter, Andrew and Philip. Jesus also healed a blind man at Bethsaida, according to Mark 8:22-26, while Luke 9:10-17 describes ...