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JesusʮͽܣǡʮʹͽTwelve Apostles-the twelve disciples and associates of JesusPeter, James, John, Andrew, Thomas, James the Less, Jude, Philip, Bartholomew, Matthew, Simon, and Judas, Who were chosen as His Apostles.˵The Last Supper, as painted by Leonardo Da Vinci, shows Jesus and the twelve apostles, left to rightBartholomew, James the Less, Andrew, Judas, Peter, John, Thomas, James, Philip, Matthew Thaddeus, and Simon.˵the twelve apostlesǲ׵ģΪʮʹͽJudas̴󣩣ǻǸJudasһΪǸJudasʮʹͽ֮һһ˿ûаְϸԵʡ 

ڻJudasԵİ׺ͷб˵ãPeterJesusPeterͷƵʹͽԭǴģJesusͽܣ˵Jesusͽܾ͡һI will make you fishers of men.Peter͸JesusˡJesusʮ꣬Peter򴫽̱˵ʹԽʹʱ򣬿ıҲ˯ˣҲˡɼʹı󣬲hypnotismlocksmithҲPeterԼģΪJesus˵PeterԿסI will give to thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven.keysȻܿţϵȻڻ¡ 

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̸Peter̸PanˣPanϣ˰񣬹˵ģӢpanicһ֣Ǳšģ˵They fall into a panic.ǡǴпֻš 

panpipeϣҲġpanpipe-a primitive wind instrument consisting of a series of hollow pipes of graduated length, the tones being produced by blowing across the upper ends. 

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ΪҪһСѣֽPeter Pan˱˵ã 

Peter Pan˭Peter PanһͯСкϳrefuses to grow up 

Peter Pan, the hero of a play by Sir James Barrie, is a boy who refuses to grow up. Peter Pan persuades Wendy, John, and Michael Darling to fly with him and the fairy Tinker Bell to Never-Never Land. The Darling children and Peter Pan have adventures with the pirate Captain Hook, a crocodile, and an Indian princess. The play was first produced in 1904. 

The character first appears in Barrie's story The Little White Bird1902. Several chapters from the story were published in 1906 as Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. In 1911, Barrie made the play into a story called Peter Pan and Wendy. 

߰ˣд˺ܶ顣He once summed up his work as a means to play hide and seek with angels.ʹ׽Բأ 

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