article_snippet.sent: Meanwhile, Jesus' told Jesus' Twelve Apostles to leave his Twelve Apostles day jobs and follow Jesus' on an itinerant mission with few prospects of success and no visible means of support.
article_snippet.sent: So how did this wandering band of  first-century evangelists support first-century evangelists?
article_snippet.sent: Perhaps the most relevant reference is also one of the most charged passages in the New Testament: .
article_snippet.sent: As the Gospel of John tells it, six days before Passover, Jesus' was in Bethany at the house of Jesus' friend Lazarus, whom Jesus' had raised from the dead.
article_snippet.sent: I imagine the ministry functioned at a subsistence level," Rabbi Joshua Garroway, a professor of Early Christianity and the Second Commonwealth at Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles.
article_snippet.sent: Jesus' and Jesus' disciples walked, wore what Jesus and his disciples had, slept outside or in stayed in friends' homes.
article_snippet.sent: Jesus and his disciples ate what Jesus and his disciples caught or what others shared.
article_snippet.sent: The Gospel of Luke gives us a glimpse of how the ministry functioned on a practical level: .
article_snippet.sent: Soon afterwards Jesus' went on through cities and villages, proclaiming and bringing the good news of the kingdom of God.
article_snippet.sent: Michael McKinley is co-author, with David Gibson, of "Finding Jesus': Faith.
article_snippet.sent: That Tell the Remarkable Story of the Gospels.