James gets right to the point about serving faith; faith that goes beyond mere words by doing what is called for. The reader of this section will be more challenged by what they understand than by what they do not understand.

James opens with our Lord Jesus Christ, the Glory. Then quick and thorough are his rebukes against the sin of snobbery amongst church goers and breaking God’s laws. He encourages obedience to Scripture, love and mercy.

James opens with our Lord Jesus Christ, the Glory. Then quick and thorough are his rebukes against the sin of snobbery amongst church goers and breaking God’s laws. He encourages obedience to Scripture, love and mercy.

James opens with our Lord Jesus Christ, the Glory. Then quick and thorough are his rebukes against the sin of snobbery amongst church goers and breaking God’s laws. He encourages obedience to Scripture, love and mercy.

Impulsive speech, man’s wrath, filthiness and wickedness are to be evicted from the believer’s life. This by the meek reception of Scripture, without neglecting what we receive. The tongue is to be controlled and our faith put to action.

Impulsive speech, man’s wrath, filthiness and wickedness are to be evicted from the believer’s life. This by the meek reception of Scripture, without neglecting what we receive. The tongue is to be controlled and our faith put to action.

Impulsive speech, man’s wrath, filthiness and wickedness are to be evicted from the believer’s life. This by the meek reception of Scripture, without neglecting what we receive. The tongue is to be controlled and our faith put to action.

James makes it unmistakably clear that temptation can lead to death, but also that those who fight it will be rewarded. Equally clear are his points about God not tempting us, but rather His goodness towards us, including our salvation.

James makes it unmistakably clear that temptation can lead to death, but also that those who fight it will be rewarded. Equally clear are his points about God not tempting us, but rather His goodness towards us, including our salvation.

James makes it unmistakably clear that temptation can lead to death, but also that those who fight it will be rewarded. Equally clear are his points about God not tempting us, but rather His goodness towards us, including our salvation.