to me John would seem to be greater not than others only, but even than his brother." Saint Remigius: "James is interpreted ‘The supplanter,’ or ‘that supplanteth;’ for he not only supplanted the vices of the flesh, but even contemned the same flesh when Herod put him to death. John is interpreted ‘The grace of God,’ because he deserved before all to be loved by the Lord; whence also in the favour of His especial love, he leaned at supper in the Lord's bosom." References External links Other translations of Matthew 10:2 at BibleHub 010:2