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The Epistle of James: Proven Character through Testing is unavailable, but you can change that!

The epistle of James is a beautifully constructed Christian letter written by an author with a pastor’s heart. The writer is a skilled communicator. His style is both terse and graphic, employing a wide range of effective illustrations, making it easy to believe that he also taught God’s truth orally with considerable power. An indispensible element of the New Testament canon, the letter’s...

when he dies! The rich Christian can take occasion from his troubles to be reminded of all this. In other words, in his various trials, the wealthy believer should say to God: “Thanks, I needed that!” B. By Not Accusing God (1:12–18) 12 With this verse, James begins the second unit of his introduction (or prologue). The twofold (doubled) character of this introduction was observed in 1970 in an important article by Fred O. Francis. He noted, for example, that “the main argumentative interests of
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