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Andrew

Andrew, one of Jesus’ earliest disciples and the brother of Peter, consistently appears in the Gospels bringing others to Christ, quietly helping others encounter the Savior.

Male

New Testament

Gospel Era

Beginner

Why Study This Person?

Andrew’s life illustrates the powerful impact of introducing others to Jesus. Though he is not always in the spotlight, his example shows that faithful witness and personal invitation can have lasting spiritual influence.

Trace the Life of 

Andrew

in Scripture

First Appearance

John 1:40

Key Passage

John 1:40-42

Andrew, originally a disciple of John the Baptist, follows Jesus and immediately brings his brother Simon to meet Him. This moment highlights Andrew's role in introducing others to Christ.

Christ Connection

Andrew is one of the first disciples called by Jesus and is known for bringing others to Him, including his brother Peter.

Final Appearance

Acts 1:13

Matthew 4:18-20; John 6:8-9; John 12:20-22; Mark 13:3-4

Andrew appears as one of the first disciples called by Jesus. He helps bring the boy with the loaves and fish to Jesus, introduces Greek seekers to Him, and is present among the apostles awaiting the coming of the Holy Spirit.

Other Places in Scripture That Mention

Andrew

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How to Study

This Person

As you read the passages connected to this person, look for patterns in how they respond to God and how their life fits into the larger story of Scripture.

  • What does this person reveal about faith or unbelief?

  • How does he or she respond to God’s word or God’s actions?

  • What strengths or weaknesses become visible in this person's  life?

  • What relationships influence this person's story?

  • How does he or she fit into the larger biblical storyline?

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Key Themes from the Life of 

Andrew

Witness

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James, Son of Zebedee

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John the Baptist

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John, Disciple of Jesus

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Matthew

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