Saint James

Son of Zebedee

Apostle James the Greater

According to the New Testament, James the Great, also known as James son of Zebedee or Saint James the Greater, was one of Jesus’ Twelve Apostles and part of His inner circle. One of the James Facts is that according to Catholic tradition, Apostle James spread Christianity in Spain.

Er wurde 44 in Jerusalem enthauptet und seine sterblichen Überreste wurden später in einem steinernen Boot nach Galicien zur Stätte der Kathedrale von Santiago de Compostela transportiert.

Patron saints are not unique to Roman Catholicism, but also to Eastern Orthodoxy, Anglicanism, and some branches of Islam. The patron saint of pilgrims and Spain is St James the Greater, Son of Zebedee.

St James the Greater was one of Jesus Christ’s disciples and was thought to be his cousin by the Virgin Mary’s sister, and the brother of St. Judas Thaddäus.

He shared a fishing boat with his brother John, his father Zebedee, and his partner Simon. John and James were disciples of John the Baptist and, later, of Jesus.

Wann Jesus called James and his brother John to be “Menschenfischer“, verließen sie ihr Leben als Fischer. Er war einer von Jesu Jüngern, bis er warvon den Römern gekreuzigt.

Birth/Origins

Nach christlichen Mythen wurde der Heilige Jakobus, Sohn des Zebedäus, um das Jahr 5 v. Chr. in Galiläa geboren. Seine Eltern scheinen wohlhabend gewesen zu sein. Sein Vater, Zebedäus, war ein Fischer aus dem See Genezareth, der wahrscheinlich in oder in der Nähe von Bethsaida, möglicherweise in Kapharnaum, lebte und einige Bootsleute oder angeheuerte Männer hatte.

Seine Mutter Salome war eine der frommen Frauen, die später Christus nachfolgten und ihm „mit ihrem Vermögen dienten“.

Sein Bruder warJohannes der Apostel, who, according to Christian tradition, was the only Apostle who did not die as a martyr and is the author of several New Testament books. According to the Church Fathers, his brother is the same person as John the Evangelist, John of Patmos, and the Beloved Disciple.

Aufgrund ihrer impulsiven Persönlichkeit erhielten beide Brüder den Spitznamen „Boanerges“ („Söhne des Donners“) und gehörten zu den ersten Jüngern, die sich Jesus Christus anschlossen.

Nach den synoptischen Evangelien saßen Jakobus und Johannes in einem Boot mit ihrem Vater, der ihre Netze reparierte, als Jesus sie aufrief, ihm zu folgen.

James war einer der drei Auserwählten, die Zeuge der Verklärung (Metamorphose), der auferstandenen Tochter des Jairus und der Agonie in Gethsemani waren.

Achievements

St. James oder St. Lago, wie es auf Spanisch geschrieben wird, ist auch der große militärische Schutzpatron Spaniens. Seine Mission, die christliche Kirche gegen Eindringlinge zu verteidigen, wurde jedoch bis nach seinem Tod verschoben.

Während der berühmten Schlacht von Clavijo erschien er unerwartet auf einem milchweißen Streitross, schwenkte eine weiße Fahne und führte die Christen zum Sieg.

This manifestation occurred in response to the soldiers’ use of his name as the battle cry on that particular day, “Sant lago!” As a result, the ancient city of Santiago was named after him, and the cathedral was built in his honor.

Life Lessons

Despite everything James went through as a disciple of Jesus, his faith remained shaky until the resurrection. When he and his brother asked Jesus for the honor of sitting beside him in glory, Jesus only promised them a share of his suffering (Mark 10:35; Mark 10:36; Mark 10:37; Mark 10:38; Mark 10:39; Mark 10:40; Mark 10:41; Mark 10:42; Mark 10:43; Mark 10:44; Mark 10:45).

Sie entdeckten, dass das Größte Berufung eines Jesus-Nachfolgersist, anderen zu dienen. Jesus Christus nachzufolgen kann zu Widrigkeiten, Verfolgung und sogar zum Tod führen, aber der Lohn ist das ewige Leben mit ihm im Himmel.

Travels

Ein apokryphen Text, bekannt als Das Evangelium der Zwölf, schlug im ersten Jahrhundert vor, dass, als der Heilige Geist zu Pfingsten auf die Apostel herabkam (Apostelgeschichte 2), jeder von ihnen ermächtigt wurde, die Sprache des Volkes zu sprechen, zu dem sie berufen waren (wie die Turmbau zu Babel, aber umgekehrt). James sprach Latein, das hauptsächlich in der westlichen Hälfte des Römischen Reiches gesprochen wurde.

Aber erst Hunderte von Jahren später schlug jemand James vor, nach Spanien zu reisen.

Ein als Brevier der Apostel bekannter Text aus dem sechsten Jahrhundert behauptete, dass Jakobus das Evangelium nach Spanien verbreitete und irgendwo in der Nähe des Meeres westlich von Spanien begraben wurde.

Diese Behauptung wurde im 7. und 8. Jahrhundert in Gedichten, Hymnen, Biographien und Kommentaren wiederholt. Im frühen neunten Jahrhundert soll ein heller Stern einen Hirten zum Grab des Heiligen Jakobus in Galicien im heutigen Santiago de Compostela geführt haben.

Um dies zu erreichen, hätte Jakobus Jerusalem verlassen müssen, um Spanien zu evangelisieren, dann nach Jerusalem zurückkehren, um 44 n. Chr. hingerichtet zu werden, und dann seine sterblichen Überreste nach Spanien zurücktransportieren lassen, um dort begraben zu werden.

Zu dieser Zeit wurde diese Legende weithin akzeptiert und die Grabstätte wurde zu einer der beliebtesten christlichen Wallfahrten. Die meisten modernen Gelehrten haben jedoch wenig Beweise gefunden, um James' Dienst in Spanien oder seine angebliche Beerdigung dort zu unterstützen.

Sogar Paul lässt es weniger glaubwürdig erscheinen. In Römer 15 sagt er:

“It has always been my ambition to preach the gospel where Christ was unknown so that I would not be building on someone else’s foundation” (Romans 15:20),

and he plans to go to Spain next (Romans 15:23; Romans 15:24).

Niemand hat das Evangelium nach Spanien gebracht, aber es wäre seltsam für Paulus zu sagen:

„Ich ziehe es vor, dorthin zu gehen, wo noch niemand das Evangelium verbreitet hat, deshalb gehe ich dorthin, wo James hingegangen ist.“

The majority of scholars believe James never made it to Spain. He died in Jerusalem, early in the Christian movement. This Spanish missionary journey was not mentioned again until the sixth century, and the discovery of his burial site was simply too fantastical. Despite its mythical origins, this pilgrimage, known as the Camino de Santiago, has remained popular to this day.

Jakobus mit Jesus

Jakobus war einer der Apostel, die Macht und Autorität über die anderen suchten, die Jesus züchtigte:

“And Zebedee’s sons, James and John, come to him, saying, “Master, we would that thou shouldest do for us whatever we shall desire.” And he said to them, “What do you want me to do for you?” They said to him, “Grant us a seat in thy glory, one on thy right hand, and the other on thy left.”

(Matthew 10:35; Matthew 10:36; Matthew 10:37; Matthew 10:38; Matthew 10:39; Matthew 10:40)

Jesus nutzt diese Gelegenheit, um seine Lektion zu wiederholen, dass ein Mensch, der in Gottes Reich „groß“ sein will, lernen muss, hier auf Erden der „Kleinste“ zu sein, allen anderen zu dienen und ihre Bedürfnisse und Wünsche über die eigenen zu stellen.

Jakobus und Johannes werden nicht nur dafür gestraft, dass sie ihren Ruhm suchen, sondern auch der Rest der Jünger wird dafür gezüchtigt, dass sie darauf eifersüchtig sind.

Dies ist eines der wenigen Male in der Bibel, in denen Jesus so zitiert wird, dass er viel über politische Macht zu sagen hat. Er konzentriert sich die meiste Zeit auf religiöse Themen. In Kapitel 8 warnte er davor, durch den „Sauerteig der Pharisäer … und den Sauerteig des Herodes“ versucht zu werden, aber wenn es um Einzelheiten geht, hat er sich immer auf die Probleme der Pharisäer konzentriert.

Arrest

James was not the first Christian martyr, as Stephen was, who was stoned to death in Acts 7:54; Acts 7:55; Acts 7:56; Acts 7:57; Acts 7:58; Acts 7:59 Acts 7:60. James died as a result of being beheaded, as recorded in the Book of Acts (Apostelgeschichte 12:1; Apostelgeschichte 12:2; Apostelgeschichte 12:3): “About that time, Herod laid violent hands on some of the church’s members.” He killed James, John’s brother, with the sword, and when he saw that it pleased the Jews, he arrested Peter as well.

Das war während der Zeit der Ungesäuerten Brote.“ Infolgedessen starb der Apostel Jakobus als erster als Märtyrer. Ironischerweise entging nur ein Apostel dem Tod wegen seines Glaubens, und das war sein Bruder, der Apostel Johannes.

The Death of James

Märtyrer und Beichtväter sind die beiden Arten von Heiligen. Ein christlicher Märtyrer ist jemand, der wegen seines christlichen Glaubens hingerichtet wird. Beichtväter sind Menschen, die eines natürlichen Todes gestorben sind.

In 44 AD, King Herod Agrippa I captured and beheaded James for heresy after he made the perilous journey back to Jerusalem to pay his respects. Even though James died in Jerusalem, his ashes were returned to his beloved Galicia, and a church was built over them. This was the beginning of Santiago de Compostela’s cathedral, and the body of St. James is said to be buried there to this day.

Schlüssel zum Mitnehmen

Weil er einer der freimütigsten Apostel war, und angesichts dessenKönig Herodes killed James, it could have been James’ proclivity to speak boldly for Christ and speak against the evil that Herod was well known for. In any case, the Apostle James was completely transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit.

He was impulsive, outspoken, easily provoked to anger, and highly impulsive, and had a so-called “hair trigger” at one time, but like John, who became known as “the apostle whom Jesus loved” (Johannes 13:23), he became a new creation in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17) and was forever changed, and today is one of the 12 apostles who will rule or judge the 12 tribes of Israel in God’s coming kingdom (Matthew 19:28). That was the Apostle, James.

Prayer to Saint James

Charakteristik

Characteristics of Apostle James (also referred to as Saint James by the Catholic church) made us understand that Apostle James was the son of Zebedee and in the same vein, of all the 12 apostles, he was the most obscure apostle, John’s brother, and he hailed from Galilee.

James was a fisherman with Peter and John and is always referred to in The Bible as the son of Zebedee to prevent confusion among other James in The Bible (there are many!). According to the characteristics of the 12 Apostles, Jesus nicknamed both James and John “Sons of Thunder,” this nickname is thought to come from the fact that they both were such stormy personalities. They were easily angered and quick to judge enemies of the Lord.

Skeptic

It seems that during the three years of Jesus’ ministry, James did not accept our Lord’s Messiahship. John tells us that none of Christ’s brothers believed in Him. How strange that James and his brothers should be so skeptical of Christ’s ministry when they were firsthand observers of His sinless life and His amazing miracles.

Mary and Joseph also, at times, found Christ’s behavior and actions hard to understand (see, for instance, Luke 2:50). Later, in one of the passages before us in this section, his brothers join their mother in seeking to restrain Christ—presumably because they, like Christ’s friends (v. 21), doubted His sanity. No wonder Jesus said, “A prophet is not without honor except in his own country and his own house.”

Convert

Although James was an eyewitness to Jesus’ character and ministry, it is fairly clear that he did not become a convinced believer until after Christ had died on the cross and risen from the dead.

This deduction—one shared by most evangelical commentators—is based on the fact that, following the resurrection, we are told that Jesus’ brothers gathered with the disciples in the Upper Room.

This view—that James became a convinced believer as a direct result of the resurrection—is further strengthened by the fact that in 1 Corinthians 15:7, reference is made to Christ’s post-resurrection appearance to James.

A new allegiance came into the hearts of James and his brothers following the resurrection.

Years of skepticism and unbelief gave way to deep faith and conviction.

Church leader

After the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, a church was formed in Jerusalem, headed, so it seems, by James, the brother of our Lord. The degree to which James had been transformed becomes quite evident when we see the honor and respect the early Christians gave to him.

As the leader of the church in Jerusalem, Saul of Tarsus conferred with him when he returned there after his encounter with Christ on the Damascus Road.

James, who presided over the famous ‘Jerusalem Council’ and delivered the ruling, later conveyed to the churches by letter that Gentiles coming into the Christian faith were not required to be circumcised or to keep the laws of Moses.

Author and Writer

Some scholars believe that the brother of our Lord did not author the letter of James because of how he introduces himself in the opening verse: “James, a servant of God and the Lord Jesus Christ.” If James, the Lord’s brother, wrote it, he would have affirmed this fact in his opening remarks.

However, such a view does not consider the tremendous impact that Christ’s death and resurrection made upon James. The writer is so taken up with the fact of Christ’s Lordship—” a servant of God and the Lord Jesus Christ”—that by comparison, the fact that he was Christ’s brother seems to be of no great importance. James rejoiced, not so much in his earthly relationship to Christ, but in his heavenly one.

A Hotheaded Man

It was probably for this type of hotheaded rashness and fanaticism that the surname “Boanerges,” which means “Sons of Thunder,” was bestowed on them when they were ordained to the Twelve, MAR 3:17. Note, however, that there was some excuse for their action.

The impression left by the Transfiguration was still greatly upon them. They felt strongly that their Lord, whom they had just beheld “in His glory” with “His countenance altered” and “shining garments,” should not be subjected to such indignities by the Samaritans.

Upon the occasion of our Lord’s last journey to Jerusalem, the two brothers gave expression to this presumptuous rashness in a more selfish manner. They presumed their intimacy with Jesus and made the following request.

“And James and John, the two sons of Zebedee, came up to Him, saying to Him, ‘Teacher, we want You to do for us whatever we ask of You.’ And He said to them, ‘What do you want Me to do for you?’ And they said to Him, ‘Grant that we may sit in Your glory, one on Your right, and one on Your left.’

But Jesus said to them,

‘You do not know what you are asking for. Are you able to drink the cup that I drink or to be baptized with the baptism with which I am baptized?’

And they said to Him,

‘We are able.’

And Jesus said to them,

‘The cup that I drink you shall drink, and you shall be baptized with the baptism with which I am baptized. But to sit on My right or on My left, this is not Mine to give; but it is for those for whom it has been prepared.’”

In Matthew 20:20; Matthew 20:21; Matthew 20:22; Matthew 20:23; Matthew 20:24; Matthew 20:25; Matthew 20:26; Matthew 20:27; Matthew 20:28, these words are put in their mother’s mouth, not directly from James and John. However, this request drew forth the rebuke of Jesus and moved the other ten with indignation”. And hearing this; the ten began to feel indignant with James and John.

Summary Characteristics

Each of the synoptic Gospels identifies James as an early disciple of Jesus. James, the son of Zebedee, often called James the Greater to distinguish him from the other apostle named James, was a member of Christ’s inner circle, which included his brother, the apostle John, and Peter.

Not only did James and John earn a special nickname from the Lord — “sons of thunder” — they were privileged to be at the front and center of three supernatural events in the life of Christ.

Resources Characteristics

https://www.exploringlifesmysteries.com/twelve-disciples/#james
https://gbible.org/doctrines-post/the-12-apostles/
https://www.rodcliffebiblenet.com/12-disciples-of-jesus.html
https://www.learnreligions.com/the-apostles-701217

Facts

St James the Greater facts, the disciple made us understand that Der heilige Jakobus ist einer der zwölf Apostel Jesu Christi. He is called ‘the Greater to distinguish him from ‘Jakobus der Kleine‘, another Apostle of Jesus. He was the erster Apostel, der den Märtyrertod erlitt when Herod Agrippa ordered his death, in about AD 44.

The saints of the Christian church can often be identified by a device, known as their attribute. Here St. James holds a pilgrim’s staff with a drinking bottle attached. He is usually depicted as a pilgrim and often wears a hat with a cockleshell attached. In the medieval period, the story of St. James was greatly embellished. In northern Spain, a legend developed that he had traveled to the coast of Galicia to convert the local population. After he was martyred in Jerusalem, his servant brought his body back to Galicia by sea.

Als sich das Boot dem Ufer näherte, warf ein erschrockenes Pferd seinen Reiter zu Boden und der Mann ertrank. Der Diener betete, und wie durch ein Wunder tauchte der Mann lebend aus dem Wasser auf, bedeckt mit kleinen Muscheln, daher Jakobs Muschel.

In the early 9th century the bishop of the area claimed that God had told him where to find the body of St James. He built a church on the site. By the 11th century, Santiago de Compostela was a major pilgrimage destination; it still attracts thousands every year. Saints were often thought of as protectors, and the possession of relics of an important one was to be ensured divine protection

Die Geschichte und Geschichte

Die Geschichte und die Geschichte des heiligen Jakobus des Älteren, der einer der Jünger Jesu war. Jakobus war unter den zwölf Aposteln herausragend. Er war Jakobus, der Sohn des Zebedäus, der als der größere Apostel derer galt, die Jakobus genannt wurden.

James is thought to be a cousin of Jesus, by the sister of the Virgin Mary, and the brother of Der heilige Judas Thaddäus. James arbeitete als Fischer mit seinem Bruder John, seinem Vater Zebedäus und seinem Partner Simon. Johannes und Jakobus waren Anhänger von Johannes dem Täufer und dann von Jesus.

Johannes der Täufer bezog sich mit den Worten „Siehe, das Lamm Gottes!“ auf Jesus. Er verließ sein Leben als Fischer, als Jesus ihn zum Menschenfischer berief.

Eine der Tatsachen ist, dass er Jesus als einer seiner Jünger nachfolgte, bis Jesus gekreuzigt wurde. Jakobus wurde von Jesus als einer der zwölf Apostel ausgewählt und erhielt die Mission, das Evangelium von Jesus zu verbreiten.

He made a pilgrimage to Spain to spread the word. St James returned to Judea, where he was beheaded by King Herod Agrippa I (10 BC – 44 AD) in the year 44. This is detailed in the Bible in Acts 12 of the New Testament. The remains, or relics, of Saint James the Greater, are said to be buried in Santiago de Compostela in Galicia (Spain) explaining why Saint James is the patron saint of Spain.

Die Legende von Jakobus dem Älteren

St James the Greater Facts, or according to the Spanish form of his name, St Lago, is also the great military patron of Spain. His mission to defend the Christian Church against invaders was however reserved until after his death.

Während der berühmten Schlacht von Clavijo erschien er plötzlich auf einem milchweißen Ross, schwenkte eine weiße Standarte und führte die Christen zum Sieg.

This manifestation was in response to the soldiers’ invocation of his name, “Saint Lago!” as the battle cry of that day. Hence, the name of the ancient city (Santiago) which is where the cathedral was founded in his honor.

Autor des Buches Jakobus

St James the Greater Facts solves the issue that some people confuse the Apostle James as the author of the Book of James but that James was the half-brother of Jesus who only professed faith in Christ after Jesus rose from the dead.

By the time the Book of James was written, and it appears to be the first book written in the New Testament around 45 AD, James the son of Zebedee had already lost his life.

Nur wenige der Apostel schrieben Bücher im Neuen Testament und Jakobus, der Sohn des Zebedäus, war keiner von ihnen, aber sein Bruder, der Apostel Johannes, schrieb fünf Bücher; das Johannesevangelium, 1., 2., 3. Johannes, und natürlich das Buch der Offenbarung, obwohl der eigentliche Autor Jesus Christus war (Offb 1,1)

Symbol des Apostels Jakobus

One of the facts is that James, also known as James the son of Zebedee, was one of Jesus’ inner circle in the gospels. Along with Peter and his brother, John, James was a witness to Jesus’ transfiguration and many other events that Jesus showed only to the three.

Tradition has it that James weit gereist, um das Evangelium zu predigen, going as far as Spain. One of his symbols, the shell, comes from the legend that these shells were numerous on the shore on which James arrived in Spain. He has a couple of other common symbols.

The sword indicates how he was killed by King Herod, recorded in Acts 12. A traveling stick also points to his extensive journeys.

Der Festtag des Heiligen Jakobus

St James facts tell us that the Festtag des Heiligen Jakobus des Älteren is July 25th and is widely celebrated in Spain, especially in Santiago de Compostela, where they hold a firework display at the end of a two-week celebration.

Wenn das Fest des Heiligen Jakob auf einen Sonntag fällt, wird dieses Jahr ein heiliges Camino-Jahr sein, auch bekannt als Jahr der Compostela oder jakobinisches Jahr. In diesen Jahren können Besucher der Kathedrale von Santiago einen vollkommenen Ablass erhalten.

Aktionen des Apostels Jakobus

Jakobus wird zusammen mit seinem Bruder Johannes in den Evangelien als vielleicht wichtiger als die meisten anderen Apostel dargestellt. Er war bei der Auferstehung der Tochter des Jarius, bei der Verklärung Jesu und im Garten Gethsemane anwesend, bevor Jesus festgenommen wurde. Abgesehen von einigen Hinweisen auf ihn im Neuen Testament haben wir jedoch keine Informationen darüber, wer Jakobus war oder was er tat.

Der Ursprung der Festtage

Most saints have specially designated feast days that are associated with a specific day of the year. The feast days first arose from the very early Christian custom of the annual commemoration of martyrs on the dates of their deaths at the same time celebrating their birth into heaven.

Saint James Son of Zebedee Facts Conclusion

St James the Greater Facts state that James is the elder brother of John. He is a rather quiet part of the team of disciples in that we don’t read much about him in Scripture.

Als Teil der „inneren Drei“ Jesu durfte er zusammen mit Petrus und Johannes dabei sein, als Jesus die Tochter des Jaïrus von den Toten auferweckte (Markus 5:37), er war Zeuge der Verklärung Jesu auf dem Ölberg (Matthäus 17:1), und er war mit Jesus im Garten Gethsemane. (Markus 14:33)

Jakobus war der erste Jünger, der gemartert wurde (er wurde enthauptet) und der einzige Jünger, dessen Martyrium in der Schrift aufgezeichnet wurde. (Apostelgeschichte 12:1; Apostelgeschichte 12:2; Apostelgeschichte 12:3)

Ressourcen Fakten zu St. James the Greater

https://ourlordstyle.com/blogs/christian-writings/classic-christian-symbols-and-their-meanings-the-twelve-apostles
http://www.vam.ac.uk/content/articles/s/st.-james-the-greater/
https://followthecamino.com/de/blog/geschichte-des-apostels-saint-james/
http://m.catholic-saints.info/patron-saints/saint-james-the-greater.htm

Summary Saint James Son of Zebedee

Jakobus war einer der ersten zwölf Jünger. Als Jesus die Brüder rief, waren Jakobus und Johannes mit ihrem Vater Zebedäus Fischer auf dem See Genezareth. Sie verließen sofort ihren Vater und ihr Geschäft, um dem jungen Rabbi zu folgen. Da James immer zuerst genannt wird, war er höchstwahrscheinlich der ältere der beiden Brüder.

Jesus invited James, John, and Peter three times to witness events that no one else witnessed: the raising of Jairus’ daughter from the dead (Markus 5:37; Mark 5:38; Mark 5:39; Mark 5:40; Mark 5:41; Mark 5:42; Mark 5:43; Mark 5:44; Mark 5:45; Mark 5:46; Mark 5:47), the transfiguration (Matthäus 17:1; Matthew 17:2; Matthew 17:3), and Jesus’ agony in the Garden of Gethsemane (Matthew 26:36; Matthew 26:37).

But James wasn’t above making blunders. When a Samaritan village rejected Jesus, he and John wished to summon fire from heaven. As a result, they were dubbed “Boanerges,” or “sons of thunder.” The mother of James and John went too far when she asked Jesus to give her sons special positions in his kingdom.

Because of his devotion to Jesus, James was the first of the twelve apostles to be martyred. On the order of King Herod Agrippa I of Judea, he was killed with the sword around 44 A.D., as part of the general persecution of the early church.

Im Neuen Testament gibt es zwei weitere Männer namens Jakobus: Jakobus, der Sohn des Alphäus, ein weiterer auserwählter Apostel Christi, und Jakobus, der Bruder des Herrn, ein Führer der Jerusalemer Gemeinde und Autor des Jakobusbuches.

#1. When is the feast day of Saint James the Greater?

Jul-14

Jul-14

Jul-12

Jul-12

Jul-27

Jul-27

Jul-25

Jul-25

#2. What is the Symbol of Saint James the Greater

scallop shell

scallop shell

spear

spear

arrow

arrow

knives

knives

#3. Whose agony did James the Greater witness in Gethsemane?

Marys agony

Marys agony

Jesus

Jesus

Judas agony

Judas agony

Pilates agony

Pilates agony

#4. Where did James the Greater grow up?

Cannan

Cannan

Jerusalem

Jerusalem

Bethsaida

Bethsaida

Galilee

Galilee

#5. When was Saint James the Greater Born?

3BC

3BC

62AD

62AD

4BC

4BC

5BC.

5BC.

#6. What is Saint James the Greater known for?

first matryed

first matryed

first traveled

first traveled

3rd matryed

3rd matryed

first writer

first writer

#7. Where was Saint James the Greater Born?

Cannan

Cannan

Jerusalem

Jerusalem

Bethsaida

Bethsaida

Egypt

Egypt

#8. Where In the scriptures is James the Greater death recorded?

Acts 14

Acts 14

Acts 10

Acts 10

Acts 6

Acts 6

Acts 12

Acts 12

#9. James the greater was known to be the brother too. Who?

Jude

Jude

Judas

Judas

Thomas

Thomas

Nathaniel

Nathaniel

#10. James the Greater was thought to be the cousin of who?

Peter

Peter

Jude

Jude

Jesus

Jesus

Jakob

James

Oberfläche

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Ressourcen Saint James Son of Zebedee

https://followthecamino.com/de/blog/geschichte-des-apostels-saint-james/
https://www.learnreligions.com/profile-of-apostle-james-701062
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_the_Great
https://overviewbible.com/saint-james/
https://www.ultreyatours.com/blog/the-legend-of-the-apostle-saint-james-life-burial/
https://www.learnreligions.com/james-the-apostle-profile-and-biography-248809