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Blessed is he who endures under trials. When he has proved his worth, he will win that crown of life, which God has promised to those who love him. (James 1, 12)
Whatever gifts are worth having, whatever endowments are perfect of their kind, these come to us from above; they are sent down by the Father of all that gives light, with whom there can be no change, no swerving from his course; (James 1, 17)
and it was his will to give us birth, through his true word, meaning us to be the first-fruits, as it were, of all his creation. (James 1, 18)
You know this, my beloved brethren, well enough. It is for us men to be ready listeners, slow to speak our minds, slow to take offence; (James 1, 19)
Rid yourselves, then, of all defilement, of all the ill-will that remains in you; be patient, and cherish that word implanted in you which can bring salvation to your souls. (James 1, 21)
Only you must be honest with yourselves; you are to live by the word, not content merely to listen to it. (James 1, 22)
One who listens to the word without living by it is like a man who sees, in a mirror, the face he was born with;✻ (James 1, 23)
Whereas one who gazes into that perfect law, which is the law of freedom, and dwells on the sight of it, does not forget its message; he finds something to do, and does it, and his doing of it wins him a blessing. (James 1, 25)
If he is to offer service pure and unblemished in the sight of God, who is our Father, he must take care of orphans and widows in their need, and keep himself untainted by the world. (James 1, 27)
Brethren, you believe that all glory belongs to our Lord Jesus Christ; do not combine this faith of yours with flattery of human greatness. (James 2, 1)
Suppose that a man comes into your place of meeting in fine clothes, wearing a gold ring; suppose that a poor man comes in at the same time, ill clad. (James 2, 2)
Will you pay attention to the well-dressed man, and bid him take some place of honour; will you tell the poor man, Stand where thou art, or Sit on the ground at my footstool? (James 2, 3)
