The Twelve

Four lists of the apostles stand in the Bible — in Matthew, in Mark, in Luke, and in Acts, which names the eleven left after Judas. The same men appear in each, with minor differences in naming, in ordering, and in the background details one writer records and another passes over. Learn the men by telling them apart.

1. A clue appears. It fits several of the Twelve, not one.
2. Name him now for 5 points, or take another clue and settle for fewer.
3. A wrong name is struck off the board and costs you a point.
4. However it ends, you get every verse behind the round, and what it adds up to.

Start

Six of the Twelve a day, the same six for everyone, until midnight.

How they came to follow

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