In this episode, we dive into the life and legacy of James, the brother of Jesus. Often overshadowed by hagiography and theological embellishments, James emerges from the New Testament as a devout follower of Christ, a key leader in the early church, and a voice of wisdom in his epistle. From skepticism to leadership, and finally to martyrdom, we explore James' journey and debunk the myths that have clouded his story.
Title: James, the Lord's Brother
Date: 0 - AD 62
Place: Jerusalem
Key Figures and Events: James, Paul, Peter, the Council of Jerusalem
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