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BACKGROUND
The author James, “a bond-servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ,”
was likely the half-brother of Jesus. Seeing the risen Christ and placing
his faith in him, James would become a pillar of the church, a leader
of the council of Jerusalem, and a friend of Peter and Paul. James would
later be martyred around 62 A.D.
James' epistle was penned around 50 A.D., making it one of the earliest
letters of the New Testament written. The theme of James is real faith
produces geniune works. “Prove yourselves doers of the
word, and not merely hearers who delude themselves.” 1:22.
 TEACHINGS
BY DENNIS McCALLUM
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 OUTLINES
BY GARY DeLASHMUTT
Study the outlines for Gary's series.
PURCHASE
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