Searching for the Truth in the King James Bible;
Finding it, and passing it on to you.

EDITOR:
Steve Van Nattan

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THE EPISTLE OF JAMES

A Study by Steve Van Nattan

James was hated by Martin Luther.  Luther called James a "book of straw."  Why?  Answer: James calls for the works of a saint to match that saint's profession of faith in Jesus Christ.  Luther could not get victory over beer, and he hated Jews.  James is TO Jewish saints in the early Church age.  This is one reason I have NO confidence in Martin Luther.  If Luther had lived in the 1930s, he would very likely have followed Adolph Hitler with joy.

James was a man of authority, and he could have demanded the readers of this epistle to obey him outright.  It is interesting to see how James often talks of "we" when speaking of faults in the saints.  Let us consider this book a loving rebuke, "for in many things we offend all."

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

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