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Month: June 2015

James 5:15 – Chastening Love

By WillIn James 5Posted June 30, 2015

And the prayer of faith will save the sickly, and the Lord will raise him up. And if he may have committed sin, it will be forgiven him. Truth to Learn God chastens those whom He loves and He forgives those who submit to Him, confessing their sins.   Behind...

Tags: commit, euche, kamno, poieo, prayer, proseuchomai, sickly, vow
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James 5:14 – Call for Healing

By WillIn James 5Posted June 29, 2015

Is anyone among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church, and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord. Truth to Learn When we are sick we need to call for help.   Behind the Words The word translated...

Tags: alaipho, anoint, astheneo, call, elaion, elders, oil, presbuteros, proskaleomai, sick
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James 5:13 – Prayer and Praise

By WillIn James 5Posted June 26, 2015

Is anyone among you suffering? Let him pray. Is anyone cheerful? Let him sing psalms. Truth to Learn Prayer and praise should be our natural responses to life.   Behind the Words The word translated “suffering” is kakopatheō which we looked at back in verse 10. It refers to extreme...

Tags: cheerful, euthumeo, kakopatheo, praise, pray, proseuchomai, psallo, suffering
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James 5:12 – Only the Truth

By WillIn James 5Posted June 25, 2015

But before all things, my brothers, do not swear, neither by heaven nor by earth nor with any other oath. But let your "Yes" be "Yes," and your "No," "No," that you might not fall under judgment. Truth to Learn We are not to swear an oath just to prove...

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James 5:11 – Blessed Endurance

By WillIn James 5Posted June 24, 2015

Indeed we count blessed those who are enduring. You heard of the perseverance of Job and saw the end intended by the Lord—that the Lord is very compassionate and merciful. Truth to Learn Enduring hardship is not easy, but it will be rewarding.   Behind the Words The expression “count...

Tags: count blessed, enduring, hupomone, makariczo, merciful, oiktirmon, perseverance, polusplagchnos, vary compassionate
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James 5:10 – Glorifying Patience

By WillIn James 5Posted June 12, 2015

My brothers take the prophets, who spoke in the name of the Lord, as an example of suffering affliction and of patience. Truth to Learn The prophets suffered terribly but patiently and did so for God’s glory.   Behind the Words “Example” is translated from hupodeigma, which is made up...

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James 5:9 – Grumbling Judgment

By WillIn James 5Posted June 11, 2015

Do not murmur against one another, brothers, that you be not condemned. Behold, the Judge stands before the door! Truth to Learn Complaining about other Christians does not please God.   Behind the Words The word translated “murmur” is the Greek word stenadzō. This is based on the adjective stenos,...

Tags: allelon, condemned, histemi, murmur, one another, stands, stenadzo
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James 5:8 – Patiently Waiting

By WillIn James 5Posted June 10, 2015

You also be patient. Set your hearts firmly, for the coming of the Lord has drawn near. Truth to Learn Patience, firmly rooted in faith, will serve us well as we anticipate the soon return of our Lord.   Behind the Words The word “patient” is from makrothumeō, which, as...

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James 5:7 – Patient Suffering

By WillIn James 5Posted June 9, 2015

Therefore, brothers, be patient until the coming of the Lord. See, the farmer waits for the precious fruit of the earth, waiting patiently for it until it might receive the early and latter rains. Truth to Learn Patiently suffering in the midst of unfair treatment by others will bring glory...

Tags: coming, early, ekdechomai, hupomeno, latter, makrothumeo, opsimos, parousia, patient, proimon, waits
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James 5:6 – Murderous Condemnation

By WillIn James 5Posted June 8, 2015

You condemned, you murdered the righteous; he does not resist you. Truth to Learn Wealth can blind a person to justice.   Behind the Words The word “condemned” is translated from katadikadzō, which is a compound word made up of kata, meaning “down” and dikadzō, meaning “to pass judgment.” Hence,...

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