This man is the presumed author of a canonical epistle that quotes the noncanonical Book of Enoch and refers to a fight between Satan and Michael over Moses' body.
This man is the presumed author of a canonical epistle that quotes the noncanonical Book of Enoch and refers to a fight between Satan and Michael over Moses' body. In the Gospel of John, this disciple asks Christ why he doesn't manifest himself to the whole world at the Last Supper. Along with Bartholomew, this saint first spread the Gospel to Armenia. The penultimate book of the New Testament is this saint's (*) epistle. Mentions of this apostle, who is often equated with Thaddeus, are typically appended with "of James" so as to distinguish this saint from an apostle with a similar name. For 10 points, name this patron saint of lost causes, the namesake of a children's hospital.
This man is the presumed author of a canonical epistle that quotes the noncanonical Book of Enoch and refers to a fight between Satan and Michael over Moses' body.
Saint Jude [or Jude of James; or Judas Thaddaeus; or Lebbaeus; or Thaddeus until it is read; or Judas not Iscariot; do not accept or prompt on \"Judas\" alone]