There are a number of differences with the more canonical history that the text describes, for example, it names James' father Theudas rather than Joseph, who is presented as the biological father of James by the mid 2nd century Protevangelium of James.
There are a number of differences with the more canonical history that the text describes, it names James' father Theudas rather than Joseph. This was for example. Joseph is presented as the biological father of James by the mid 2nd century Protevangelium of James.