Community Of The Wise The Letter Of James
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Robert Wall’s commentary interprets James from within the context of Scripture itself. By emphasizing how James compares and contrasts particularly with Paul’s letters, Wall shows how vital James is as a part of the Christian canon. He argues that James contains a “way of wisdom” that guides believers through trials and on to Christian maturity. The commentary contains an introduction and several excursuses on various topics. The commentary itself focuses on passages and is written in a relatively non-technical style. Greek words are transliterated and English equivalents are provided so those with no knowledge of Greek can follow the discussion. Robert W. Wall is Professor of Biblical Studies at Seattle Pacific University.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781563381430
ISBN10: 1563381435
Robert Wall
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 1997
New Testament In Context Commentaries
Publisher: Trinity Press International
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