Bible (KJV) NT 20: James
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The Book of James, a foundational text within the New Testament, addresses practical aspects of Christian living. It emphasizes the importance of faith demonstrated through good works, highlighting the need for patience, self-control, and kindness towards others. The letter also delves into the value of prayer, the dangers of wealth, and the significance of showing hospitality. It offers guidance on handling conflict, dealing with suffering, and the power of the tongue. James' teachings are rooted in the belief that true faith manifests itself through outward actions, emphasizing the practical implications of Christian faith in daily life.Book Details
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