The Letter of James: An Introduction and CommentaryWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 1985 - 191 pages Douglas Moo's study of James is a contribution to the Tyndale New Testament Commentaries, a popular commentary designed to help the general reader understand clearly what the text actually says and what it means, without undue recourse to scholarly technicalities. |
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Abraham Acts anointing argued argument arrogant attitude believer biblical blessing boast Christ Christian church command commentary condemnation connotes context contrast describe Dibelius dikaioĊ Ecclus Eerdmans endurance Epistle of James eschatological evil exhortation faith gift gives God's gospel Greek healing heart Hegesippus Hort Inter-Varsity Press interpretation Israel jealousy Jewish Jewish Christians Jews Judaism judge judgment justification law of liberty LEON MORRIS letter Leviticus Lord meaning ment mentioned mercy Mussner NASB nature obedience Old Testament law Palestine parousia Paul and James Paul's perfect perfect law person Philo phrase poor pray prayer probably prophets pseudepigraphical Rahab readers reference relationship reminds rich righteous royal law says Scripture selfish sense Septuagint sins son of Zebedee specific speech spiritual suggest that James Tasker theme theology think that James tion tongue tradition translation trials verb verse warning wisdom word
References to this book
A Spirituality of Perfection: Faith in Action in the Letter of James Patrick J. Hartin Limited preview - 1999 |