Bible Dictionary
James The Less
James the Less was one of Jesus’ apostles, the son of Alphaeus and commonly identified with the James who was also called the Lord’s brother. He became a prominent leader among the believers in Jerusalem.
Biblical Usage
James the Less was one of the Twelve. The risen Lord appeared to him, and he later stood with Peter in a position of authority among believers at Jerusalem. He was associated with the admission of Paul into fellowship and with decisions concerning the Jerusalem church.
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