DISC A Contents Lesson 1 - Trial and Temptation Lesson 2 - Poverty and Riches Lesson 3 - Wisdom From Above Lesson 4 - 'Wisdom' From Below Lesson 5 - Hearing and Doing The Word Lesson 6 - Warning Against Partiality DISC B Contents Lesson 7 - Faith and Works Lesson 8 - The Tongue Lesson 9 - Friendship With The World Lesson 10 - Judging and Correcting Lesson 11 - Warning Against Boasting Lesson 12 - Patience and Humility Lesson 13 - Prayer and Confession Click Here for PDF of Series and Lessons Synopses

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Excerpt from Lesson 1 Trial and Temptation (Opening)	Featurette from Lesson 11 Why Study the Bible - Part 2	Excerpt from Lesson 13 Prayer and Confession
Excerpt from Lesson 8 The Tongue	Featurette from Lesson 4 "Wisdom" From Below	Excerpt from Lesson 9 Friendship with the World (Ending)

BACK OF JACKET COPY: St. James, the writer of the Epistle, was in a unique position to guide Christians in first century, and today, his letter is still applicable. An early skeptic that Jesus was the Messiah, even though he was Jesus' half-brother, James became the first bishop of the church in Jerusalem; and he appears prominently at the apostles' first council in Jerusalem and at Paul's return from his missionary journey (Acts 15:13-21; 18). James was one of the first to see the risen Lord (1 Cor. 15:7), and he was a powerful influence representing the "Jewish element" in the church of the Galatians (Gal. 1:19; 2:12). Also known as "James the Just," the author of this epistle was held in high admiration by both Jews and Christians because of his piety. In fact, his prayer life was so intense that he was called "camel-knees" because of callouses on his knees. When he insisted that Jesus was the Messiah, he was thrown off of the Temple parapet and then bludgeoned to a martyr's death with a fuller's club. Today, the Epistle of James is a favorite of Christians because of its directness, brevity, and practicality. In the face of trials, temptations and sufferings, James explains clearly how to live happily and successfully.

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