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What is the title of James named after?

Whom was the author of James most likely the half-brother of?

What verse in Matthew mentions the author?

What two Scripture verses show that the author was an apostle who saw the risen Christ?

What Scripture verse shows that the author was a pillar of the church along with Peter and John?

In what year was James probably written?

What New Testament book was probably finished shortly before James was written?

Whom were both of these New Testament books written to?

What is the outline of James (including the title and range of verses for each main point and subpoint)?

What involves lacking nothing?

What should we do if we lack wisdom?

What Scripture verse teaches that we need to search for wisdom like hidden treasure?

What is God not the source of?

What is God the source of?

What is the best example of the answer to the previous question?

What does this theme show that we need to have an accurate view of?

When the author of James referred to the law of freedom, what law was he probably talking about?

When the author of James referred to the law of freedom, what law was he probably not talking about?

What Scripture verse shows that the law the author was talking about is an easy yoke compared to the law the author wasn't talking about?

What was the author of James teaching instead of the idea that we are saved by doing works?

What term did the author of James use in a different sense than Paul normally used it?

What does this term usually mean in Paul's writings?

In what sense did the author of James use this term?

In what two verses in section 1 of James did the author preview the subject of speech?

What three illustrations did the author of James use to illustrate the power of the tongue?

What is the point of the three illustrations about the power of the tongue?

What phrase does each section before the center of James start with?

How did the author of James depart from his normal routine when he started the section in the center of the letter?

What is fighting in the church the results of in James 3?

What does this fighting ultimately flow from?

What can be a good thing if it's done in the right way like the author of James was doing in this letter?

What does the Book of Proverbs tell us over and over about the value of doing?

What four verses in Proverbs support the answer to the previous question?

What was the author of James talking about in James 4:11?

How should we exercise humility according to James 4:13–17?

What Old Testament verse supports the answer to the previous question?

What phrase do sections 2.6 and 2.7 begin with?

What kind of people seem to be addressed in sections 2.6 and 2.7?

Why were these people under God's judgment?

What did the author of James encourage believers to do during oppression?

What will Jesus do when he comes back?

What phrase marks the conclusion to James?

What subject did Jesus teach on that James referred to?

What does James have many connections with?

If the oil is medicinal in James 5:14, what does it confirm that we are not wrong to do?

What significance does the oil in James 5:14 probably have?

What does this significance for the oil show?

What is James 5:16 saying instead of the idea that we need to publicly confess all our sins?

What should we do if a professing believer turns away from the Lord?

What will happen to a professing believer who turns away from the Lord and never turns back to the Lord?

What will the person in the previous question prove about himself?

What is the summary of James?

New Testament Survey 1

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