No. James the half-brother of Jesus seemed to be an unbeliever until he was found with the other believers after the resurrection. This event possibly changed his mind.
James the Apostle was called with John from his fishing. They were both sons of Zebedee, while the James under discussion was a son of Mary and Joseph. James the Apostle was martyred early in history of the church and James the half-brother of Jesus ended up having a place of leadership and respect in the Jerusalem church.
Josephus indicates that James was stoned to death.
James, the brother of Jesus was a son of Mary and Joseph as evidenced by Mark 6:3 and Galatians 1:19.
Catholics believe that Mary remained a virgin her entire life, and interpret the word translated as "brothers" to mean "cousins or other relatives" when it's used regarding Jesus. Under that interpretation, it's not known who his father or mother was.
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He had two fathers as here recorded:
Joseph: (foster)
Joseph the Carpenter is recorded as father of James the Less and Jesus Christ - The History of Joseph the Carpenter, Matthew 13:55, Mark 6:3.
James son of Joseph brother of Jesus is recorded in stone, Anglicized from Aramaic letters written on the James Ossuary of Oded Golan - The Authenticity of the James Ossuary by Amnon Rosenfeld, Howard R. Feldman, Wolfgang E. Krumbien.
Alphaeus: (Natural)
James is recorded as the son of Alphaeus - The Constitutions of the Twelve Apostles, Acts 1, Matthew 10.
James son of Alphaeus is same as James the Less, and he is matched through the extended family relationship concerning his stepmother 'the other Mary' - Mark 15:40, Matthew 28:1, and her sister (John 19:25) the Virgin Mary, recorded as his foster mother - The History of Joseph the Carpenter, Matthew 13:55, Mark 6:3.
They were half brothers James and Jude.
They were half brothers James and Jude.
That was James, the brother or half-brother of Jesus.
Although, Jesus' half brother by Mary was named James. He was not an apostle. If you look at the beginning of the book of James, they explain it there. Also Matthew 10:2-4 gives out the names and explain their association within their family. and neither of the two James that were mention is kin to Jesus.
James the disciple was the brother of John. They were from Galilee. James, the author of the book of James, was not the disciple. He was the half-brother of Jesus. I say half-brother because they had the same mother, Mary. Joseph was the earthly father of Jesus, but God was His real Father. Joseph was the father of James.
They were half brothers James and Jude.
Because he was jesus half brother and the lord wanted him to
* John the Baptist * John the disciple * John Mark, commonly referred to as just Mark These are three main men named "John" in the New Testament. There are 4 books of John, all of which were written by John the apostle.
It is mentioned in the bible.Infact, there were four James mentioned in the Greek Scriptures:*James, the half brother of Jesus(Matthew 13:55)(Galatians 1:19)(Mark 6:3)*James, the original apostle(the son of Zebedee(Matthew 10:2))and brother of John, who was most likely Jesus' first cousin. He died at the hands of Herod Agrippa(Acts 12:1-3)*James, the son of Alphaeus (Luke 6:15),*James the father of Judas (not Iscariot)(Luke 6:16)(John 14:22)
In the New Testament there was James the brother of John and James the half brother of the Lord Jesus. But every born again Christian named James is a saint also.
John the Apostle was not directly related to Jesus in terms of being a blood relative. However, John was one of Jesus' closest and most trusted disciples. The relationship between Jesus and John was more of a spiritual and mentor-student bond.
In the New Testament there was James the brother of John and James the half brother of the Lord Jesus. But every born again Christian named James is a saint also.