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Oblias (Ὀβλίας) was an obscure title mentioned in some early Christian or Gnostic writings. It was supposedly a title given to James the Just, the brother of Jesus. Some say it meant something like “Protector of the people” or “Bulwark of the people,” though the exact meaning is debated.
Oblias (Ὀβλίας) was an obscure title mentioned in some early Christian or Gnostic writings. It was supposedly a title given to James the Just, the brother of Jesus. Some say it meant something like “Protector of the people” or “Bulwark of the people,” though the exact meaning is debated.
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