This man was the only apostle not from Galilee, and the end of Chapter Six of John states that his father was named Simon.
This man was the only apostle not from Galilee, and the end of Chapter Six of John states that his father was named Simon. The Book of John also claims that he was in charge of the group's money and that he complained about wasted ointment. He eventually purchased Haceldama, a name which means field of blood. John is the only gospel not to mention this man's famous kiss, which he gave after stating, "Greetings, Rabbi." Name this apostle who was paid thirty silver coins to betray Jesus.
This man was the only apostle not from Galilee, and the end of Chapter Six of John states that his father was named Simon.
Judas (Iscariot) (accept Iscariot)