We don’t often think of Jesus gathering disciples together as a rabbi starting a school, but the shape of what Jesus did very much is the shape of a school. Jesus did depart from the traditional rabbinical model of his day in a few significant ways. For instance, unlike other schools, Jesus kept his table fellowship open to everyone, people in every stratum and sphere of life. And, Jesus chose as his disciples some unexpected people. Apart from the Twelve, there is evidence Jesus had women disciples, some of whom also traveled with him and ministered alongside him and the other disciples. Though evidence for female disciples is found in all four Gospels, it is John's Gospel which provides the most dramatic evidence for Jesus calling women to discipleship and apostolic ministry.To view the original YouTube presentation, click on "The Twelve Marks of Jesus' Call to Discipleship"Brought to you by Grace and Peace Joanne, LLCGrace and Peace Joanne on YouTubeEach podcast is designed to offer background scholarship on the topic, including setting, culture, original language, and archaeology, as well as a theological study. Grace and Peace, Joanne WebsiteBiblical exegesis from an equalitarian point of viewBooks by Joanne"Broken, Searching, Trusted, Powerful""Love Feast"Forty FreebiesIf you would like a set of forty Bible studies on Women in the Bible, complete with fifteen study questions, commentary, a bibliograp...

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