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Yep. Who do you think James wrote to?? The 12 tribes, So interpret it in that It always referred to the 12 tribes of physical isreal.
Yep. There were some of the 12 tribes who still needed saved.
You forget,. James was the apostle to isreal. He wrote to HIS PEOPLE. Since he was the apostle TO HIS PEOPLE.
Not all of them were saved, You should never assume everyone in ANY church is all saved.
Yep. There were some of the 12 tribes who still needed saved.
You forget,. James was the apostle to isreal. He wrote to HIS PEOPLE. Since he was the apostle TO HIS PEOPLE.
Not all of them were saved, You should never assume everyone in ANY church is all saved.
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James wrote to the 12 tribes, but his words are applicable to all people jew pr gentile, saved or not
Pauls letters were written to gentiles, But his words are applicable to all people. Jew or gentile. Saved or not.
Sorry, but dual covenant theology and multiple gospels for different people has been thoroughly refuted.
when you go back into the roots of the word, you are right. But, imputed as Paul means is all through the NT without change to a root.
I see too, that James was saying the same thing by just doing a quick word study. He is saying that it results in forming character.
Word studies do help.
And that would be the OT word upright. The Righteous walk as the palm tree. Symbol, upright.
But, we know even the unsaved may seem to be upright.
I see too, that James was saying the same thing by just doing a quick word study. He is saying that it results in forming character.
Word studies do help.
And that would be the OT word upright. The Righteous walk as the palm tree. Symbol, upright.
But, we know even the unsaved may seem to be upright.
