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1. www.bibleref.com › JamesJames | BibleRef.com

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   James was known as a pillar of the faith (Galatians 2:9). James was the also the brother of Jude, the author of the book of Jude (Matthew 13:55; Mark 6:3). The speech given by James in Acts 15 is similar to the points made in this letter. Additional church traditions credit this book to the half-brother of Jesus Christ. Tradition says James ...

2. zondervanacademic.com › blog › who-was-jamesWho Was James? | Zondervan Academic

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   Jun 13, 2019 · The two other James's that could possibly be authors were both disciples of Jesus and so they play the prominent role in the gospels that we read consistently of these different James's. Especially James the brother of John of the kind of triad of Peter, James, and John. That James however was executed quite early on.

3. bibleview.org › en › bibleThe Book of James – first New Testament book | Bibleview

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   James 1:1-8. Some say that the first New Testament book was written about AD45-AD50 by James the half-brother of Jesus. In English, we use the name James, but his name in Hebrew was Jacob. Others say that the first book is Matthew, written about AD37 while others say Matthew was written later after James.

4. www.christianity.com › bible › nivJames - Bible Book Chapters and Summary - New International ...

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   There are three main themes in James: Wealth, Wisdom, and Trials. Per the Passion Translation Bible introduction, the themes are broken down as follows: Theme 1: Riches and Poverty – 2:1-26. Theme 2: Wisdom and Speech – 3:1-4:12. Theme 3: Trials and Temptation – 4:13-5:18. James uses Jewish traditions to draw out the wisdom they are used ...

5. www.britannica.com › story › who-wrote-the-kingWho Wrote the King James Bible? | Britannica

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   As king, James was also the head of the Church of England, and he had to approve of the new English translation of the Bible, which was also dedicated to him. So if James didn’t write it, who did? To begin with, there’s no single author. One individual— Richard Bancroft, the archbishop of Canterbury —was notable for having the role of ...

6. bible.org › seriespage › 20-james-introduction20. James: Introduction, Outline, and Argument | Bible.org

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   Jun 28, 2004 · This argument has two subpoints: (1) there are a few literary parallels between James and other NT books, which the majority of scholars believe show that James depended on the other works and, hence, was written later than during the lifetime of the Lord’s brother; (2) James 2:14-26 seems very much to interact with (and attack) Paul’s ...

7. www.biblehistory.net › james_brother_jesusJames the Brother of Jesus - Bible History

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   According to the Bible, James, who wrote the book of James found in the New Testament, was the brother of Jesus Christ. Mark 6:2-3 says: "And when the Sabbath had come, He began to teach in the synagogue.