Born April 2, 3 B.C.; second child. [1] Jesus’ relations with. [2] Accompanied Mary upon Joseph’s accident. [3] Speech at Zealot incident. [4] First Passover with Jesus. [5] Jesus installed as head of family. [6] Compact with Jesus regarding family obligations, repair shop. [7] Marriage to Esta. [8] Jesus turned over house in Capernaum to. [9] Worked in Zebedee’s boat shop. [10] Heard voice at Jesus’ baptism. [11] Accompanied Mary to wedding at Cana. [12] Joined apostles during months of training. [13] Remained in Jerusalem after crucifixion. [14] Among 120 at Pentecost. [15] At Jesus’ appearances; call to service. [16] Titular head of Christian church in Jerusalem. [17] Supported by Peter. [18] Epistle of James portrays religious life of Jesus. [19]
Placated bellicose playmates by persuasion and nonresistance. [20] Very religious. [21] Well-balanced and even-tempered youth; good student, not overly spiritual. [22] Drifted into doubt. [23] Permitted pride to interfere. [24] Never wholly gave up faith in Jesus. [25] Estranged from Abner. [26] Feared for his safety. [27] Jesus’ failure to make James apostle caused gulf. [28] Suffered from failure to enjoy earlier association with Jesus. [29] Learned to practice conciliation. [30]
See also: UB 126:3.12; UB 126:4.9; UB 126:5.8; UB 127:2.11; UB 137:6.1,4; UB 154:5.1.