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In his commentary on the book of James, Homer A. Kent helps readers discover the epistle’s intensely human perspective. Drawing on his years of experience teaching this book at Grace Theological Seminary, Kent shows James to be a graphic and compelling writer, and aids in deeper understanding of his challenge to an active faith. With a helpful introduction, clear exposition, and accessible...

5. A number of teachings in James are similar to Christ’s, especially to the Sermon on the Mount, even though James does not state them exactly like Matthew’s record in chapters 5 to 7. 6. The Greek is of high quality. 7. The approach in the letter emphasizes the practical aspects of Christian commitment. James’ purpose was clearly to show that Christian faith was to demonstrate itself through godly living. I. Greeting, 1:1 II. Trials and Temptations, 1:2–27 A. The Christian’s
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