James Flashcards

1
Q

How does James identify himself?

A

Servant of God and JC

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2
Q

Who is the letter addressed to?

A

12 scattered tribes

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3
Q

With what perspective should we consider trials?

A

Pure joy

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4
Q

What does testing of faith produce?

A

Perseverance

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5
Q

What will you be when perseverance finishes its work?

A

Mature, complete, not lacking

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6
Q

What should you do if you lack wisdom?

A

Ask God for it

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7
Q

How does God give to people (adjective)?

A

Generously, without finding fault

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8
Q

When we ask God for wisdom, what should we also do?

A

Believe/ not doubt

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9
Q

What is a person who doubts likened to?

A

Blown by waves, tossed by wind

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10
Q

A person who doubts should not expect…

A

to receive anything from the Lord

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11
Q

Who is double minded and unstable in all they do?

A

The doubter blown by the sea

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12
Q

What should a believer in humble circumstances take ride in?

A

their high position

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13
Q

What should the rich take pride in?

A

their humiliation

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14
Q

What will happen to the person who perseveres under trial?

A

Receive the crown of life.

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15
Q

What should you not say when you are being tempted?

A

God is testing me

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16
Q

When are people tempted?

A

When they are dragged away by their own evil desire

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17
Q

What is the growth timeline of desire?

A

Desire conceived; gives birth to sin; when full grown gives birth to death.

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18
Q

How and Why did he choose to give us birth?

A

Thru the word of truth / so we may be firstfruits

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19
Q

Finish: everyone should be …

A

quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger

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20
Q

What does human anger not produce?

A

Righteousness

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21
Q

Don’t merely listen to the word….

A

Do what it says

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22
Q

When will your religion become worthless?

A

No reign on tongue

23
Q

What religion will God accept?

A

Look after orphans and widows; keep oneself from being polluted by the world

24
Q

2 What must believers not show (in regards to people and positions)?

A

Favoritism

25
Q

2 What illustration/parable is used to teach favoritism?

A

Rich man and poor man come in

26
Q

2 What is the royal law in Scripture?

A

Love neighbor as self

27
Q

2 What are you guilty of if you keep the whole law but break one part of it?

A

Breaking the whole law

28
Q

2 What triumphs over judgment?

A

Mercy

29
Q

2 What makes faith dead?

A

If not accompanied by action

30
Q

2 Who does James use as an example that faith w/o deeds is useless?

A

Abe; Rahab

31
Q

2 Faith w/o leave is…

A

dead

32
Q

3 What will happen to teachers?

A

Judged more strictly

33
Q

3 What common things are used as a metaphor for our tongue?

A

Boat rudder, bit for a horse, spark of fire

34
Q

3 How does James describe the tongue (full of…)?

A

Restless evil; full of deadly evil.

35
Q

3 What 2 things come out of the same mouth?

A

Praise and cursing

36
Q

3 What do peacemakers who sow in peace reap?

A

A harvest of righteousness

37
Q

4 Why do we not have what we need?

A

We didn’t ask

38
Q

4 Why don’t we receive even if we asked?

A

We had wrong motivations

39
Q

4 What does “friendship with the world” mean about our relationships with God?

A

Enmity against God

40
Q

4 How can we make the devil flee from us?

A

Resist him

41
Q

4 What is the result of coming near to God?

A

He will come near to you

42
Q

4 What metaphor does James use for a persons life?

A

A mist that appears for a while and then vanishes

43
Q

5 With what characteristics should we wait?

A

Patiently and standing firm

44
Q

5 What will happen if you grumble against one another?

A

You will be judged

45
Q

5 Where is the judge standing?

A

At the door

46
Q

5 Who is an example of patience in the face of suffering?

A

The prophets (Job)

47
Q

5 Instead of swearing by something, what should you say?

A

Yes or No

48
Q

5 What should the person in trouble do?

A

Pray

49
Q

5 What should a happy person do?

A

Sing songs of praise

50
Q

5 What should a sick person do?

A

Call elders to pray and anoint

51
Q

5 Why should we confess and pray?

A

So we will be forgiven

52
Q

5 The prayer of a righteous person is…

A

powerful and effective

53
Q

5 Whose OT prayer is referenced?

A

Elijah