11:16 Didymus. “Didymus” means “Twin” in Greek, which is also the meaning of “Thomas” in Aramaic. Thomas seems to have been of a somewhat cynical turn of mind (note John 14:5; 20:25) until after He had seen Jesus alive from the dead (John 20:28).
11:16 Didymus. “Didymus” means “Twin” in Greek, which is also the meaning of “Thomas” in Aramaic. Thomas seems to have been of a somewhat cynical turn of mind (note John 14:5; 20:25) until after He had seen Jesus alive from the dead (John 20:28).
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