Who Was James?

There is still an open question surrounding the authorship of James. There are three main contenders in the new testament two of whom were apostles, one of whom was executed fairly early on by Herod Agrippa, and then the other one was lesser known.
The one that rises to prominence and becomes the one that is associated with this epistle is the brother of Jesus. Whether or not he was a follower of Jesus during his life is still up for debate, but he is given a special resurrection appearance as Paul in first Corinthians 15 eludes to. He rises to prominence in the early church very quickly and by Acts 15 we see him as the leader essentially, of the Jerusalem church, weighing the different discussions put before him and giving the final ruling for how the church will welcome Gentile believers.
In this video, Mariam Kamell Kovalishyn tells us more about James.
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[@markuslebt]

is it too much to ask for the biggest bible publisher in america to put the name of the speaker in a video, or the videotext ? seriously..

[@HearGodsWord]

It's in there.

[@annchovey2089]

@@HearGodsWord where?

[@HearGodsWord]

@@annchovey2089 it's in the video description

[@annchovey2089]

Thanks

[@peterparler3246]

Jesus brothers and sisters rejected him. One week later, one of the brothers became the head of early church. 😜yeah right

[@berthafavour3783]

Interesting insight

[@Kitiwake]

Whoa.... Jesus didn't have brothers... Just brethren.
Brothers used in English bibles means brethren.

[@uppwardss]

Who da fuck is James⁉️🤨

[@HearGodsWord]

Who are you?

[@annchovey2089]

A book you need to read.