James the Just

James the Just was a prominent early Christian leader, traditionally believed to be the brother of Jesus. He guided the Jerusalem Christian community and was known for his strong moral character and adherence to Jewish laws. His leadership emphasized practical faith, kindness to the poor, and moral integrity. He is traditionally credited with writing the Book of James in the New Testament, which offers guidance on living a genuine, active faith. Historically respected for his wisdom and piety, James played a key role in shaping early Christian ethics and unity within the diverse community of believers.