The Apostles Were the Twelve Men as Disciples or Students of the Lord

Despite popular opinions and perceptions considered to be facts of what the Apostolic Pentecostal Faith and Church is, its interpretations of doctrines and customs believed, therefore adopted and practiced; those opinions, perceptions and interpretations are not True Biblical perceptions and interpretations of the Apostolic Faith and Church in general practices, teachings, interpretations nor customs; such as the wearing of prayer caps, the wearing of floored dresses, no wearing of pants and make up by women nor jewelry by men and women, no women ministers, baptizing only in Jesus name, the interpretation of Christ being the whole of the God Head and trinity as though God the Father doesn't exist when He said this is my beloved Son in whom I'm well pleased, and you have to speak in tongues to receive Basic Salvation or to be Born Again, which is in complete violation of Salvation by grace and justification by faith, faith in Christ and what He has done on the Cross (John 3:16) as the only begotten Son of God through Eternal Generations (Ephesians 2:8).

All of these interpretations and perceptions of the Pentecostal Apostolic Faith is not the Biblical teachings of the Holy Bible, they are the personal beliefs and standards of men attempting to Sanctify themselves, others and exert domination by those religious means, however, not discerning the scriptures by the Holy Spirit but by Religious Zeal, with the lack of understanding that Christ has Sanctified Believers by His Cross, His Righteousness and God’s grace, because if you don’t understand the Cross of our Lord Christ, you will not understand the benefits of the Cross and the opporation of the Holy Spirit in relations to the Cross and every day living (Hebrew 10:14;) nor Basic Truths of God’s divine scriptures.

The word Apostolic is derived from the word Apostle, which means sent one or one who's sent to declare Christ and Him crucify/The Message of The Cross. As known, the Apostles were the twelve men called by Jesus Christ as disciples or students of the Lord. (Peter, Philip, James the son of  Zebedee, John, Andrew, Bartholomew, Thomas, Mathew, Thaddeus, Simon, and James the son of Alphaeus).

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