James warns rich oppressors whose hoarded wealth and withheld wages cry out for judgment, then calls suffering believers to patience until the Lord’s coming. He points to prophets and Job as examples, commands truthful speech, prayer in suffering and sickness, confession of faults, and restoration of a brother who wanders from the truth.
James warns rich oppressors whose hoarded wealth and withheld wages cry out for judgment, then calls suffering believers to patience until the Lord’s coming. He points to prophets and Job as examples, commands truthful speech, prayer in suffering and sickness, confession of faults, and restoration of a brother who wanders from the truth.
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