apostolos

/apɔsˈtɔlɔs/

Definitions

1. noun

A title given to Jesus Christ in the New Testament, meaning ‘sent one’ or ‘messenger’.

“In the Christian faith, Jesus is often referred to as the Apostolos, emphasizing his role as the messenger of God’s love.”

2. proper noun

A title given to a specific individual, such as a disciple or missionary, who is seen as a messenger or representative of Jesus Christ.

“Paul was known as an apostolos, spreading the teachings of Jesus Christ throughout the ancient world.”

Synonyms

  • messenger
  • representative

Antonyms

  • deceiver
  • traitor