This is the [emphasize] first name of a man also referred to as the “twin,” whose namesake logia have given (-5[1])credence to the (-5[2])Q source (-5[4])hypothesis. (-5[1])Papias (-5[1])described the (-5[1])head of a (-5[1])man with this name (10[1])swelling so (-5[1])large he could (10[1])not fit between two (-5[1])houses. The (-5[1])only Biblically canonical quote from the Book of Enoch occurs in (10[1])an epistle (-5[1])attributed to Jesus’ (10[2])brother of (-5[1])this (10[2]-5[12])name, (-5[3])also (10[1]-5[3])called (10[3]-5[5])Thaddaeus. (10[1])A (-5[1])man with this (-5[3])name is (-5[1])called the “thirteenth spirit” after uniquely (10[1])being able to look Jesus in the face in a Gnostic (10[1])gospel named for (10[3]-5[2])him. According (10[1])to (10[2]-5[2])Acts, a man with this (10[1]-5[1])name died (-5[1])after (10[1]-5[1])he “fell (10[1])headlong and (10[1])burst (10[1])asunder” (10[1])in (-5[1])Akeldama, a (10[1])place named for the 30 silver pieces (10[2])used (10[2])to (10[3])buy (10[9])it. For 10 (10[4])points, (10[2])give the name of the (10[1])disciple (10[1])who (10[10])betrayed (10[8])Jesus. (10[44])■END■