James of Dora
Laborer from Dora, in the plain of Sharon. He comes with his Woman for a whole month to obtain the Grace that their son-in-law Jacob does not send the divorce document to their daughter Mary, mother of two children. Without success. Jesus, anonymously, announces to them the miracle: the envoy was stopped on the way.
To illustrate constancy in prayer, Jesus will tell the parable of the unjust judge.[1]
Perhaps he is also the brother of Gamala, the vinedresser disciple of John the Baptist.
His name
Jacob, Jacques: Ya'aqob. Etymologically: "he who takes by the heel, who supplants" (allusion to the birth of the twins); another proposed etymology is an abbreviation of Ya'-cob-El: "May God protect" - Historical reference: Jacob, son of Isaac and Rebecca, the twin brother of Esau, who took the name Israel after wrestling with the angel.
Where is he mentioned in the work?
EMV 256 EMV 505