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Judas
Brother of Jesus (Matthew 13:55; Mark 6:3); traditionally linked with the letter of Jude, which calls its author "brother of James"
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Judas — Brother of Jesus (Matthew 13:55; Mark 6:3); traditionally linked with the letter of Jude, which calls its author "brother of James"
Brothers and sisters
- Jesus brother Interpretive Matthew 13:55Mark 6:3
Called Jesus' brother; Christian traditions understand the kinship word differently (see James).
- James brother Interpretive Matthew 13:55Jude 1
Listed together as brothers; Jude 1:1 is from "Jude … brother of James", usually identified with this Judas.
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