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A late-second-century Antiochene apologist whose To Autolycus defended the Creator, resurrection, judgment, Scripture, and early reception of John's Gospel.
Brother of John, member of Jesus’ inner circle, and the first of the Twelve whose martyrdom is explicitly recorded in the New Testament.
The apostle called Thaddaeus in Matthew and Mark and Judas of James in Luke and Acts, explicitly distinguished in John from Judas Iscariot.
One of the Twelve from Bethsaida, portrayed in John as an enquiring disciple who brought Nathanael to Jesus and asked to see the Father.
An early second-century collector of remembered apostolic teaching whose lost five-volume work survives in fragments about oral testimony, Mark, Matthew, and the elders.
A second-century pastor, apostolic-era hearer, and martyr whose surviving letter shows New Testament teaching shaping Christian life within living memory of the apostles.
One of the Twelve whose name is secure in the apostolic lists but whose later ministry and death survive only in traditions recorded generations afterward.
A member of the original Twelve who betrayed Jesus for silver, died shortly afterward, and became Scripture’s enduring warning against proximity to Christ without faithfulness.