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The 17 pages that link to James the Just, each with the reason it gives.

• Paul the ApostleRelated: Paul negotiated with James and other Jerusalem leaders over Gentile converts.

• Peter the ApostleRelated: James shared leadership in Jerusalem with Peter after Jesus’s death.

• Council of JerusalemRelated: Acts presents James as proposing the ruling adopted by the assembly.

• Divine LiturgyRelated: The Liturgy of Saint James represents a distinct strand in Byzantine liturgical tradition.

• Twelve ApostlesCompared with: His prominence in the early church shows leadership beyond the original apostolic group.

• BarnabasRelated: Barnabas joined Paul in bringing aid from Antioch to the Jerusalem community.

• Epistle of JamesRelated: Christian tradition identifies him as the letter’s author.

• Pauline ChristianityCompared with: The contrast between James and Paul is often invoked in debates about faith, works, and Torah.

• Saint PeterRelated: Peter appears alongside James in accounts of the Jerusalem church’s leadership.

• Simon PeterRelated: James shared leadership of the early Jerusalem community with Peter and other apostles.

• Perpetual virginity of MaryRelated: His relationship to Jesus is disputed: interpretations include a close relative or Joseph’s son by an earlier marriage.

• Apostolic AgeRelated: His leadership links the Jerusalem community with debates over Gentile converts.

• Epistle of JudeRelated: Jude names James to identify himself through a better-known Christian leader.

• Jude the ApostleRelated: Some traditions identify Jude as James’s brother, based on the Epistle of Jude’s opening.

• Antiquities of the JewsBroader topic: Josephus’s brief notice is a distinct passage from the disputed Testimonium Flavianum.

• Parting of the WaysRelated: His leadership represents the movement’s continuing roots in Jewish practice and Jerusalem.

• New Testament apostlesRelated: Paul names James among the apostles and describes his authority in Jerusalem.