The question comes from an incorrect implicit assumption, namely that the names by which we currently call those apostles were the names by which they actually went. This is not the case. Their names have been subject to translation and changes. These people were actually named, Matitiyahu, Petter, Pa'ul, and Ya'akov, which are completely normal Hebrew/Aramaic names.
The book of James is written by Jesus brother , named James.
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.
There are in fact 13 disciples named in the New Testement: Simon, called Peter Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter James, son of Zebedee (called the son of Zebedee by Mark and Matthew) John (Mark and Matthew identify him as the brother of James, son of Zebedee) Philip Bartholomew, named Nathanael in John Matthew (whom the Matthew evangelist identifies as a publican), named Levi in Luke and Mark Thomas James, son of Alphaeus Simon, called a zealot in Mark, Matthew, and Luke Jude Thaddaeus, called Thaddaeus by Mark, Lebbaeus Thaddaeus by Matthew, and Judas of James by Luke Judas Iscariot Mathias - who replaced Judas after Judas's suicide (by hanging or drowning)
Matthew's original name was Levi, and his father was named Alphaeus, a Greek name. He was a tax-collector from Capernaum when he met Jesus. Jesus gave him the name Matthew. Obviously he had a gift for writing.
Mentioned in Matthew and Mark, there are 4 brothers and at least 2 sisters - all are half-siblings as they each share the same mother but have a different father:Mark 6:3King James Version (KJV) 3Is not this the carpenter, the son of Mary, the brother of James, and Joses, and of Juda, and Simon? and are not his sisters here with us? And they were offended at him.
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No James was written by a man named James, who was Jesus brother.
Jesus' brothers are mentioned in the Bible. Matthew 12:46, Luke 8:19, and Mark 3:31 The Bible tells us that Jesus had four brothers: James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas (Matthew 13:55). It also tells us that Jesus had sisters, but they are not named in the Bible. The most natural conclusion is that Jesus had actual blood half-siblings who were the children of Joseph and Mary.
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Peter was called the elder among the disciples. Two of Jesus' 12 disciples were named James. James the son of Zebedee and brother of John (Matthew 4:21) was sometimes called "James the Elder" to distinguish him from James the son of Alphaeus (Mark 3:18), who was referred to as "James the Younger" or "James the Less."
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Jesus Christ did not have a sibling named Celestia. He did have a brother named James. His father (earthly one who raised him) was Joseph and his mother was Mary.