No. Brothers James and John were sons of Zebedee (Mark 3:17). James (called "the Less" to distinguish him from the other James) was the son of a man named Alphaeus (Mark 3:18).
There is no Sy. John the Less. There is St. James the Lesser.
The Canonical gospels give varying names of the twelve apostles. But they are somewhat like this: 01. Andrew, 02. Bartholomew or Nathaniel, 03. James the Elder (or James the Great), 04. James the Younger (or James the Less), 05. John the Beloved, 06. Judas Iscariot, 07. Jude or Thaddeus, 08. Matthew, 09. Peter, 10. Phillip, 11. Simon the Zealot and 12. Thomas
Jesus' half brothers were named James (the less) and Joses and Judas and Simon. Scripture says that he had half-sisters, but it does not give their names
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She had eight sibling in all. Four sisters (Alice, Elizabeth, Edith, and Clara) and four brothers (Richard, John, William, and Thomas), but three of her brothers lived less than a year (John, William, and Thomas)
This is one of the most difficult questions in the Gospel history, and still being debated. Matthew (13, 55) and Mark (6, 3) declare them to be sons of the Virgin Mary and brothers of Jesus. Paul (Gal. 1, 19) affirms that James was the brother of Jesus. If they were sons of the Virgin Mary, Joseph must have been their father. But Matthew (10, 3) and Mark (3, 18) state that James the Less was "the son of Alpheus." According to John (compare John 19, 25 with Matthew 28, 56) Cleophas was their father.
little beloved, of weak judgement in danger, and less industry in peace.
St. James is called James the Greater to distinguish him from another apostle named James, who is known as James the Lesser. The title "Greater" is not a reflection of his importance or influence, but simply a way to differentiate between the two apostles named James.
James the Less was called so to distinguish him from the other Apostle James, who was the brother of John. It is believed that he may have been younger or of shorter stature compared to the other James.
* 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.
We know about Joshua and James. There may have been other, less important brothers. The Greeks called Joshua Jesus the Christ.
Of the twelve disciples of Jesus there were two James' One was "James the Less" and his father's name was Alphaeus. The other disciple of Jesus whose name was James was the brother of John and their father was Zebedee. The bible tells us nothing further of Alphaeus.