Bible Study Notes

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Grace Alone

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Seeking Wisdom to Deal with Life!

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Seeking Jesus to Deal with Problems!

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Using Our Faith To Live the Life To Which We Have Been Called!

This study starts our new eighteen week series in the Epistle of James. Each week, it is our desire to challenge you to grow further in your faith and the application of the Christian life!

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Jesus Founds our Salvation!

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Fullness in Christ

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Jesus our Compassionate God!

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This is an outline to the Epistle of James. James draws principally from Psalm 15 as well as Matthew, chapters 5 through 7...

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Background Setting for the Gospel of James.

James' Epistle was copied and dispatched to all the known Christian world as a handbook on how to endure persecution, model authentic faith, and be encouraged because Christ loves you! It was also a first century sermon resource to pastors!

James is primarily speaking to Jews living in Jerusalem who are starting to face persecution. Given the period; it has only been a decade since Jesus' death and resurrection. The Pharisees had started to persecute the early Christians. They Killed James the brother of John, then Steven, and Paul was on the prowl to destroy the Church (Acts 6-9).

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Hosanna in the Highest!