In Matthew 12, we see Jesus being confronted by the Pharisees because HE had (in their eyes) violated the Sabbath by (1) allowing his disciples to pick and eat grain from the fields, (2) healing the man with the withered hand, and (3) delivering a demon-possessed man who was blind and mute---all on the Sabbath.  HE was accused of casting out the demons by the power of Belzebul, the ruler of the demons.

Jesus responded by explaining that "Any kingdom divided against itself is laid waste; and any city or house divided against itself will not stand."  Matt. 12:25

Much ado is being made about modern day apostles and prophets.  We hear of new "apostolic" networks and ministries, with their "impartation meetings" and "apostolic anointings."   Everybody who is somebody in the body of Christ is now an apostle.  Even the prophets are becoming apostles.  Maybe the pastors are becoming prophets to fill the vacuum?  Apostles are people who are sent by God to a specific people or for a specific mission.  We've often used the word "missionary" in place of "apostle" because of the connotation.  By definition, an apostle is a "sent one."   

Anyway, the Lord reminded me of a very special apostle that I spent time with early in my Christian walk.  His name was Tacho.  He was probably in his mid 50's when Edith and I met him.  He had been a laborer for most of his life, barely spoke English and was illiterate.