Apostles infallible?

I don’t think that the apostles became infallible after Jesus died. They constantly misunderstood what he said and did, and I don’t see any reason to think that changed after he died.
Well, I think that there is some sort of confusion generated by the word 'apostle'.
I don't think that the disciples of Jesus misunderstood.

Paul (Saul) is known as an apostle .. becuse he had a change of heart, and became a follower
after Jesus' ascension.
It is very likely that Paul "misunderstood" some things .. because he was not a disciple.
 
Well, I think that there is some sort of confusion generated by the word 'apostle'.
I don't think that the disciples of Jesus misunderstood.

Paul (Saul) is known as an apostle .. becuse he had a change of heart, and became a follower
after Jesus' ascension.
It is very likely that Paul "misunderstood" some things .. because he was not a disciple.
By “apostles” I mean Paul and the twelve. In the gospels, all of the people who follow Jesus are called “disciples.”

(later) I see that possibly a few others are called “apostles,” and that one passage can be read as “disciples” meaning the twelve, so it isn’t as clear as I thought.
 
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I don’t think that the apostles became infallible after Jesus died. They constantly misunderstood what he said and did, and I don’t see any reason to think that changed after he died.
But there were not infallible even before the resurrection. Consider, that they were arguing who will be the first. But it does not annule the Divine Truth of the Gospel.
 
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