After Pentecost. [1] At Jesus’ appearances. [2] Attempted to dissuade Norana. [3] Attended session of Sanhedrin. [4]
Always advocated safety first, but was team player. [5] Analytical mind; true scientist. [6] Bewildered, then amused, by entry into Jerusalem. [7] Cursed with suspicion and over-individualism, many moods. [8] Did not believe demons entered swine at Kheresa. [9] Did not hold grudges. [10] Doubts most stubborn just before crumbling. [11] Enjoyed apostles’ efforts to convince him. [12] Natural-born faultfinder and pessimist. [13] Opposed proclaiming Jesus king. [14] Sustained courage; “let us die with him”. [15] Told apostles to scatter, every man for himself. [16] Too proud to return of his own accord; Peter and John fetched. [17] Unconsciously assumed attitude of disagreement. [18] Unwisely left associates to grieve in solitude. [19]
Call of. [20] Did not pledge to go forth preaching. [21] Discussions with Rodan. [22] Jesus’ admonitions to. [23] Jesus cured Thomas of morbid introspection. [24] Manager of apostles’ itinerary. [25] Milcha was cousin of Thomas. [26]
Fisherman of Tarichea, onetime carpenter and stone mason, selected by Philip. [27] Lost twin sister at age 9. [28] Married with 4 children; 29 in A.D. 26; wife glad to see him join apostles. [29] Put to death in Malta. [30]
Personal worker. [31] Preached in Cyprus, Crete, North Africa, Sicily, Malta. [32] Questions of. [33] Taught how to answer questions. [34]
See also: UB 139:8; UB 143:3.5; UB 144:1.7; UB 151:2.5; UB 164:0.1.