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In Triumph through Tragedies: The Epistle of James, David R. Anderson’s pastoral commentary provides practical insights that help apply the truths of James to times of trial. Throughout his exposition of James, Anderson argues that God does not shield his children from trials, but in fact, allows trials to come our way simply because we are his children. He posits that this is precisely when God...

does that mean? Has the horse lost any of its spirit or power? No. Its power has been brought under control. In Plato’s day this word was used of a teacher who could dialogue with his students without getting angry. It was used to describe Jesus: he was meek and lowly. Power? He was omnipotent, but under control. Meekness is the mark of the heart of a wise man. By contrast, what is in the heart of a fool? What is in the heart of a foolish man? Bitter jealousy and
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