James, Epistle of
Scripture • New Testament
The Epistle of James is a New Testament letter addressed to the twelve tribes of the Dispersion. It calls Christians to steadfast faith expressed through obedience, wisdom, prayer, mercy, and practical righteousness.
Biblical Usage
The letter urges Christians to endure trials, practice good works, control the tongue, reject partiality and oppression, seek wisdom from above, and pray. Its teaching presents faith as active in a consistent life and repeatedly calls believers to patience while awaiting the Lord’s coming.
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