Jonathan the old priest
Old priest of the Temple who was the master of John the Priest, and friend of Zacharias, the father of John the Baptist. Under the urging of priest John, he becomes a disciple of Jesus along with the young Levite Zacharias.
It is Jonathas who reports to Jesus the murder of the Galileans near the Altar by Pilate.[1]
His name
Probably the same origin as Jonathan: "The Eternal has given." Historical reference: the son of Saul, great friend of David.
Where is he mentioned in the work?
GRM 281 GRM 490
Notes and references
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