An informational overview of Simon the Zealot.

Biblical Context

Simon appears in apostolic lists.

A Disciple From a Radical Background

Simon’s title the Zealot may indicate association with anti-Roman nationalist movements. His inclusion among the apostles reflects the diverse social backgrounds within the early movement.

Archaeological Evidence

First-century Judea shows evidence of revolutionary groups, including fortresses, weapons caches, and Roman suppression.

Bible Verses About Simon the Zealot: Revolutionary Apostle

Luke 6:15 – Simon the Zealot.

Matthew 10:4 – Listed among apostles.

Mark 3:18 – Apostolic list.

Acts 1:13 – Listed among apostles.

Matthew 27:56 – Possibly referenced.

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