1. The author of the letter introduces himself simply as James, or 'Jacob' (Gk. lakobos; Heb. ya qob; our English 'James' is derived from the Italian 'Giacomo').
An edition of The Epistle of James
(1986)
The Epistle of James
An Introduction and Commentary (Tyndale New Testament Commentaries)
by Douglas J. Moo
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