Bible (YLT) NT 20: James
by Young's Literal Translation
'Bible (YLT) NT 20: James' Summary
The Epistle of James, written by the apostle James, brother of Jesus, is a powerful and practical guide for Christian living. It addresses the importance of both faith and works, arguing that true faith must be demonstrated through actions. James encourages Christians to live lives of humility, patience, and love, warning against the dangers of pride, materialism, and the misuse of language. He emphasizes the need to persevere through trials and to care for the poor and marginalized. The letter also provides guidance on prayer, warning against the dangers of double-mindedness and selfish desires. James concludes with a call for steadfastness in the face of adversity and a reminder of God's mercy and grace.Book Details
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