Most would say no but some same yes.
Traditionally the two people named James who were apostles named James the Greater (brother of John) and James the Less (son of Alphaeus) were different than James the brother of Jesus (also called James the Just and the bishop of the church in Jerusalem) who is described as the author of the book of James.
Critics argue that James the brother of Jesus (James the Just) was also James the Less. James was a very common name at the time (as it is today) so it can be confusing which James is described in The Bible.
Answer 2.
Yes.
In the Holy Scriptures, James the Less, also known as James son of Alphaeus, was the foster son of Joseph the Carpenter and the Virgin Mary, and so foster brother of Jesus. Matthew 13:55; Mark 6:3; The History of Joseph the Carpenter.
He was given the appellation - 'brother of Jesus'. He is listed as one of the Twelve apostles, Matthew 10:3.
He died during the turmoil as described in Acts 12, dated to the death of Herod in that year - 44 A.D. John son of Zebedee, of whom Jesus decreed was the son of the Virgin Mary, and so decreed in Law to be James son of Alphaeus' foster brother, is marked as such, in Acts 12:2.
James the Just, James son of Zebedee, 'the Lord's Brother' and 'brother of the Lord' - being the same person, is marked as such in Holy Scripture: Gal. 1:19; Gal. 2:9; Acts 12:17; Acts 15; Assumption Gospels; James' Apocalypse; Transitus Mariae, Apocrypha Syriaca; etc. The term brother is one given to signify his character, Acts of Philip.
He is one of the Twelve apostles as listed in Matthew 10:2.
No where...James the brother of John was beheaded in Jerusalem!
It could be Andrew the brother of Peter.
Jesus had 12 Apostles. One of his Apostles was James. Many contemporaries refer to James as "the brother of the Lord." Perhaps James was Jesus's brother.
The book of James has been credited to James the brother of Jesus.
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.
They are two different people all together.
Saint James the Greater is known as the brother of Saint John the Apostle. They were both apostles of Jesus and were referred to as the "Sons of Thunder" in the Bible.
No where...James the brother of John was beheaded in Jerusalem!
St. James the Lesser - was a cousin of Jesus and a brother of Saint Jude Thaddeus.St. James the Greater - son of Zebedee and Salome and a brother of Saint John the Apostle, and may have been Jesus' cousin..
Andrew brought his brother, Peter (Simon/Cephas)to meet Jesus (John 1:35-42)
The known authors of the general epistles in the New Testament are James, Peter, John, and Jude. James is believed to have been written by James the brother of Jesus, Peter by the apostle Peter, John by the apostle John, and Jude by Jude, a brother of James.
All of Jesus brothers were younger than him. I believe one was named James and is mentioned in the bible, although this is not the apostle James.
Saint James the Greater was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ. Before becoming an apostle, he was a fisherman by trade.
No. John the apostle, son of Zebedee was James' brother.
John was the son of Zebedee, a Galilean fisherman, and Salome. John and his brother James were among the first disciples called by Jesus.
Saint James the Greater was the brother of John.
St. James the Greater, one of the Twelve Apostles, is primarily remembered for being the brother of John the Apostle and for being one of the first disciples called by Jesus. He is also known for being the first apostle to be martyred.