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The epistle of James offers profound advice for everyday life and contains “the breath of heaven and the warmth of human sympathy and love.” In August, 1912, Robertson delivered a series of lectures on practical aspects of ethics as found in the book of James. He repeated these enormously popular lectures in 1913 at the Winona Bible Conference, and this volume is the result of many requests for...

have had in mind a misuse of James 2:14–26 by the Judaizers when he wrote, knowing that James in reality agreed with him in the matter (Acts 15:14–21; Gal. 2:1–10). But James clearly is not attacking Paul nor Paul’s theory of grace. He rather has in view a perversion of the Christian emphasis on the spiritual side as opposed to the ceremonial ritualism of the Pharisees. The pendulum swings from one extreme to the other. The Jews had laid too much emphasis on religious duties (cf. James 1:26), and
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