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James 1:1–4 – 5 June 2020
MICHAEL ABRAHAM
| 5 JUNE 2020
OBSERVATION
What does it say?
Read
James 1:1–4
Who wrote this letter?
What does he tell us about himself?
Who is the recipient of the letter?
Where are they located?
List repeated words/phrases.
List 'connecting' words.
What commands does the author give?
INTERPRETATION
What does it mean?
Why is it significant that the author says he is a servant of the Lord Jesus Christ? (v. 1)
What trials is the author referring to? (See
James 2:15–17
,
4:13–5:11
)
What does 'various' mean? (v. 2)
What is 'steadfastness?' (vv. 3, 4)
What does 'perfect and complete' mean? (v. 4)
APPLICATION
What will I do?
What is your first response to trials?
How can you help your brothers and sisters respond like James says?
What lies have you believed about trials?
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