fisher of men

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"Fisher of men" is a biblical metaphor used by Jesus to describe the calling of his disciples, especially Saint Peter, to bring people into the faith as one would gather fish.

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instanceOf Christian theological concept
New Testament phrase
biblical metaphor
addressedTo Andrew the Apostle NERFINISHED
James son of Zebedee NERFINISHED
John son of Zebedee NERFINISHED
Simon Peter NERFINISHED
appearsInBook Gospel of Luke NERFINISHED
Gospel of Mark NERFINISHED
Gospel of Matthew NERFINISHED
associatedWithFigure Saint Peter NERFINISHED
the Twelve Apostles NERFINISHED
hasEnglishRendering fisher of men
fishers of men
hasGenre religious metaphor
hasInterpretation invitation to participate in Jesus’ mission
responsibility to proclaim the Gospel
transformation of secular work into spiritual vocation
hasPrimaryLanguage Koine Greek NERFINISHED
hasSourceText Holy Bible NERFINISHED
New Testament NERFINISHED
influences Christian missionary identity
Christian understanding of vocation
liturgicalUse Christian preaching
catechesis
metaphorFrom fishing
relatedConcept Christian mission
Great Commission NERFINISHED
apostleship
evangelist
relatesToOccupation fisherman
scripturalReferenceExample Luke 5:10
Mark 1:17
Matthew 4:19
spokenBy Jesus NERFINISHED
symbolizes bringing people to faith
calling of the disciples
gathering believers into the Kingdom of God
spiritual harvest
thematicDomain Christian discipleship
evangelism
mission
tradition Christianity NERFINISHED
usedInContext call narrative of the first disciples
usedInPreachingTradition Christian homiletics
missionary sermons

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Saint Peter in a boat relatedConcept fisher of men