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   James. The writer of this epistle was not James the son of Zebedee; for he was put to death by Herod ( Acts 12:1, 2) before Christianity had gained so much ground among the Jews of the dispersion as is here implied. But it was the other James, the son of Alpheus, who was cousin-german to Christ, and one of the twelve apostles, Matt. 10:3.

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   The book of James is particularly related to the book of Job in the Old Testament. Both are considered the earliest book of each Testament. Both deal with the question of suffering in the lives of believers. It seems significant that God would choose this topic to deal with in the earliest books of both Testaments.

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   What does James say about forgiveness?

   • The way James speaks about forgiveness is in using the Old Testament concept of atonement. The Greek word used in this text is kalupto “to cover up.” The Apostle Peter uses the same term in: “Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins.”189 The Old Testament Hebrew word for atonement is kaphar, “to cover.”

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   What is the thrust of the Book of James?

   • This is the thrust of the book of James. A. Let your hearing lead to doing (1:21–27). James is keenly aware of the danger of listening to the Word being taught without living it out in life. He also understands the subtle reasons why our spiritual lives are so anemic and discouraging. Here he commends four steps to a living faith:

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   Did Hermas read the Epistle of James?

   • If Hermas really read the Epistle of James so often that he knew by heart its most incidental phrases, now working them into his own writing and again making them the text for long expansions, the place of the epistle in early Christianity becomes an insoluble riddle.

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   What does James say about divine wisdom?

   • Douglas J. Moo, in James, states: “James has described what the wisdom from above is not (v.15); now he tells us what it is, with a series of seven adjectives. Or, more properly, he tells us what effects divine wisdom should produce – for almost all of these adjectives describe what wisdom does rather than what it is.

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   Best Commentaries on James. The driving message of James’s letter is that Christians’ faith in the gospel should work itself out in a life of obedience. As he says in James 1:22, believers in Christ should not just hear the Word and believe it but also do what it says. James teaches us that faith in the gospel results in fruitful good works.

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   Matthew Henry's Commentary is a classic and insightful resource for studying the Gospel of Matthew. It provides verse-by-verse explanations, practical applications, and historical context for the words and deeds of Jesus. You can access the entire commentary online at Bible Gateway, or browse by chapter and topic.

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   The parallels from the Wisdom of Solomon are less striking. The most noteworthy are 1:11 (cf. Jam 4:11, Jam 5:9 ); 2:4 (cf. Jam 4:14 ); 2:10-20, the oppression of the poor; 3:4-6, tribulation as a test sent by God; 5:8, pride and wealth, and the transitory nature of wealth; 7:29 f., comparison with light and the sun.

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   Study James using Matthew Henry Bible Commentary (complete) to better understand Scripture with full outline and verse meaning.