Matheteus

Matheteus (Μαθητεύς) is a Greek word, primarily found in the New Testament, meaning "disciple" or "learner." It refers to someone who follows and learns from a teacher, adopting their teachings and way of life. The term implies a close relationship and a commitment to the teachings of the master being followed. In the context of the New Testament, it most often refers to a follower of Jesus Christ, actively learning from him and striving to emulate his example. The term carries the connotation of not just acquiring knowledge but also of personal transformation and adherence to a specific doctrine or way of living.