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The Apostle Paul, who was called, committed, and courageous, was the author of two of the three epistles that are covered in this study. Romans, the first epistle in the New Testament, is considered by many to be the foundational document of Biblical doctrine. The essential truth of justification through faith alone is central to this book. The book of Galatians builds on this foundation and...

religious persecution from the unconverted Jews, many Jewish Christians had dispersed to foreign soil (Acts 11:19 and Acts 18:2). To them James sent many wise words of instruction. Yet the truths of his words are still so powerful that they will wake and shake believers from all backgrounds, who have “ears to hear” them carefully. Rejoice in Trouble! (James 1:2–4) Although the very natural response to difficulties is to complain, James urged his Christian brothers to offer a supernatural response:
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