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James exposes the fallacy of dead orthodoxy (profession of faith without producing results). Action must match profession. Right acting must go with right thinking and right believing. We cannot separate doctrine and practice. The theme is faith works. Philemon is Paul's intercession for a runaway slave to a slave master. This book shows how Christians can mediate and communicate between each...

James 1:4 James 1: 4 “But let patience have its perfect work, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing” Verse 3 notifies us that capacity for tenacity is a result of God’s proving by trials. This verse informs us about the work that tenacity does on us: 1) Perfects us, 2) Completes us and 3) Makes us deficit in nothing. Perseverance produces clear benefits to those willing to exercise their faith in the face of trials. But let patience A genuine faith produces perseverance and genuine
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