John of Bethlehem in Judah, the shepherd
Shepherd of the Nativity "somewhat related" to Jonas, the shepherd martyred by Doras. Disciple of John the Baptist[1] along with Simeon and Matthias, also shepherds of the Nativity. They will accompany him with faithfulness until the last moment. Through the intercession of Manaen, he serves in the kitchens of the castle of Machaerus where the Baptist has been imprisoned. In this capacity, he is among those who come to announce his death as a martyr to Jesus present with the Apostles, and who, along with Matthias and Simeon, have gathered his body.[2]
Apostolic journey
Witness of the Nativity[3] - of the Crucifixion[4] - of the Resurrection.[5]
His name
Jean means "the Eternal has shown grace, has been favorable."
Where is he mentioned in the work?
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