Andrew the Younger, also known as Saint Andrew, was a Greek saint and priest who lived during the Second Century AD. He was a disciple of the Elder John. Andrew was called by the Holy Spirit to become one of the apostles of Christ and he went to the Americas, Asia, and China to spread the Christian gospel.
Andrew was a young man when he was chosen by the Elder John to go and preach the gospel in China. This was a time when the emperor of China was hearing about the new testament that had come out of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Andrew was also telling the people of Nineveh that they would receive the kingdom of God soon. After this he went to India and preach the gospel there also. The record of his gospel is preserved on the tablet of papyrus which is kept at Ephesus.
Andrew was born in Ephesus and became a very respected and popular figure. He authored several books on the ascension of Jesus and the virgin birth of the Virgin Mary. He was very popular with the Greeks and the priests, because he had written a book on the divine revelations. Some scholars believe that the twelve epistles of John were written by Andrew. Others think that the epistles were written by many other authors, and they were compiled into a book by Andrew.
Andrew Measurements
| Figure Measurements | 34-24-32 |
| Body Size | 34 inches |
| Bra Size | 34B |
| Waist Size | 30 inches |
| Hips Size | 32 Inches |
| Shoe Size | 6.5 (US) |
| Height | 5 feet 10 inches/178 centimeter |
| Weight | 70 kg In Pound [lbs] – 154 lbs |
The most famous disciple of Andrew is Ignatius. In addition to his works on the Bible, he wrote letters to the church in Ephesus and sent them out to all of the people in Asia Minor. His writings on the gospel were very influential. Many of the churches of Asia Minor adapted his teachings and used them as part of their worship. The Church of Rome included his teachings in its hymns and hygienic laws.
One of the most important figures of the New Testament is John. John was a disciple of Andrew and helped him in his missionary work. John also remained a follower of Andrew after he became a believer. He published a book in which he expressed support for the baptism of John the Baptist, which was undertaken by the elders in fulfillment of the gospel of Andrew.
Many New Testament books have been written about John. A favorite book by R. C. Hackley is “Witnesses of John.” The book is a compilation of many letters written by several apostles and elders of the church. It provides an account of the life of John the Baptist as well as other apostles. The book has been used as a reference work by New Testament scholars.
