In a work attributed to Joseph of Arimathea, this figure is the only witness to the assumption of Mary. He had earlier urged Jesus' disciples to visit Lazarus so that "we might die with him." Another apocryphal document records his miraculous escape from Gundafor's prison and his deeds as a missionary in (*) India. This man exclaimed "My Lord and my God" eight days after he declared that he would not believe that Jesus had risen. Sometimes called Didymus, for 10 points, identify this apostle who until actually touching 
In a work attributed to Joseph of Arimathea, this figure is the only witness to the assumption of Mary. He had earlier urged Jesus' disciples to visit Lazarus so that "we might die with him." Another apocryphal document records his miraculous escape from Gundafor's prison and his deeds as a missionary in (*) India. This man exclaimed "My Lord and my God" eight days after he declared that he would not believe that Jesus had risen. Sometimes called Didymus, for 10 points, identify this apostle who until actually touching the wounds of Christ famously doubted his resurrection.
In a work attributed to Joseph of Arimathea, this figure is the only witness to the assumption of Mary.
Saint {Thomas} the Apostle [or {St. Thomas}]