And when he sent his disciples out, he bound them to the same, itinerant life, telling them to take nothing with them-not even shoes -and live only off of handoutshoes -and
One disciple pulled out a knife and cut off the ear of one of the jackbooted government thugs.
Wittgenstein's disciples stand out instantly for their aping of the master: casual, even sloppy, in open-neck shirts.
For when the disciples were out on the Sea of Galilee, and things took a stormy turn, Jesus appeared, walked on water, and calmed the storm.
Read carefully, the Gospels tell the story of the disciples' working out what a resurrected Messiah might mean, and the conclusions they drew formed the core of the belief system that became Christianity.
It was a stormy night on the Sea of Galilee and the disciples were out in a boat, battling a contrary wind, when they saw Jesus approaching, as if a spirit.
Those disciples are out in force, with a mixed crowd of snapback-wearing hip-hop heads, seapunk socialites and a lot of people wearing bucket hats (Yung Lean's affection for the headwear has been identified as the reason for its renaissance) crammed into the sweaty confines of the Garage.
In the evening when they started their walking meditation, one of the disciples took out his cigarette and started smoking.
So the disciples set out and went to the city, and found everything as he had told them; and they prepared the Passover meal.
Mark's Gospel (6:13) reports that, when his disciples went out to offer Jesus' healing therapy in his name, "they threw out many demons and anointed with oil many who were ill, and healed them".
