what James teaches is traditional. What might seem to be a reference to James could simply be a reference to a widespread teaching that James shares with many other Jews and early Christians.
An edition of James
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James
an introduction and commentary
by Douglas J. Moo
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Table of Contents
The Letter in the church
Authorship
Circumstances of the Letter
The nature of the Letter
Theological emphases of the Letter
Analysis
Commentary.
Edition Notes
Originally published: Letter to James. Leicester, England : Inter-Varsity Press ; Grand Rapids, Mich. : Eerdmans, 1985, in series: The Tyndale New Testament commentaries.
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