James, 1-2 Peter, Jude Resources

Even if he didn't really write those Bible books, Peter is still a pretty big deal. This incredible church located in Vatican City is named for Jesus' right-hand man, and it's also said to be the final resting place of his bones. We'd say they got the Peter-loving market cornered.

A movie about the life of Peter after the death of Jesus. Oh, the adventures!

This Discovery Channel special, which aired in 2004, presented evidence about a tomb found in Israel that some claim belonged to James himself. One of the guys who found the tomb was later arrested charged with forgery. Even if the tomb was for real, most scholars agree that there's no way of really knowing if it was actually James's final resting place.

Staring born-again Christian actor Kirk Cameron, this movie portrays a modern-day, biblically-inspired end of the world. James, Peter, and Jude would definitely be buying tickets to see this.

The New Revised Standard Version of this letter-rific biblical classic.

The first installment in the stuff-Peter-might-have-thought series.

The thrilling conclusion.

And last but not least, Jude. He's may be small, but he's not forgotten.

This section of an open course at Yale University is devoted to Peter's views on the coming apocalypse. Only a couple thousand years late, Peter.

Another Yale open course. This time it's about Jude's thoughts on the end.

In 2013, the Vatican put what are believed to be Peter's bones on display for the first time ever. The outside of the box literally says "Peter is here." Handy.

A map of all the places that Christians called home…and got oppressed by the Romans.

Hey, man. Stop trash-talking James.

Yeah, he's kind of a big deal.

Writing biblical books is serious business.