Apostle Philip
Philip is prominent in John's Gospel as one who is called directly, brings Nathanael, participates in the feeding narrative, and asks Jesus to show the Father.
Perspective note
Comparative historical/source study. The original author's or church's reception is retained; inclusion does not make every claim Oriental Orthodox teaching.
Scripture
- John 1:43-46 — Jesus calls Philip; Philip then finds Nathanael.
- John 6:5-7 — Jesus questions Philip before feeding the multitude.
- John 12:20-22 — Greeks approach Philip, who consults Andrew.
- John 14:8-11 — Philip asks to see the Father and receives Jesus' answer concerning the Father in Him.
- Acts 1:13 — Philip is named among the apostles after the Ascension.