Which brother of Peter was also an apostle?

Which brother of Peter was also an apostle? Andrew was Peter’s brother and one of Jesus’ apostles.

The New Testament identifies Andrew as the brother of Simon Peter. Both men were fishermen, and the Gospels of Matthew and Mark describe Jesus calling them together while they were fishing by the Sea of Galilee. Andrew is also portrayed in John’s Gospel as an early follower of John the Baptist who recognized Jesus and introduced Peter to him.

Andrew belonged to the Twelve Apostles, the group Jesus selected for a distinctive role in his ministry. Peter became the more prominent figure in the Gospel narratives, but Andrew appears in several important episodes, including the feeding of the five thousand, where he points out the boy carrying five barley loaves and two fish.

The main possible confusion is with James and John, who were brothers and also apostles. They were sons of Zebedee, whereas Andrew and Peter were sons of Jonah, or John in some translations. Later Christian traditions connect Andrew with missionary work around the Greek world and honor him as the patron saint of Scotland.