The Epistle of James, written by the brother of Jesus, is
one of the earliest records of the Christian faith. It imparts the
fundamental tenets of what it meant to be a believer among the early
followers of Jesus.
In this relatively short epistles, what we know as 108 verses, James
parallels the teaching of Jesus nineteen times--fourteen of those are
found in the Sermon on the Mount. It tells us how they understood
Jesus.
There is no structure of church polity stressed by James. There is
no discussion of great theological issues. James wrote simple, hard
hitting practical applications for Christian living during those first
few decades following the death and resurrection of Jesus. He told
those early believers how to experience the good life in troubling
times.
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