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• Brethren, do not disparage one another. In disparaging one of his brethren, in passing judgement on him, a man disparages the law, passes judgement on the law; and in passing judgement on the law thou art setting thyself up to be its censor, instead of obeying it. (James 4, 11)

• There is only one Lawgiver, only one Judge, he who has power to destroy and to set free. (James 4, 12)

• Who art thou, to sit in judgement on thy neighbour?See how you go about saying, To-day, or to-morrow, we will make our way to such and such a town, spend a year there, and make profit by trading, (James 4, 13)

• Come, you men of riches, bemoan yourselves and cry aloud over the miseries that are to overtake you. (James 5, 1)

• Corruption has fallen on your riches; all the fine clothes are left moth-eaten, (James 5, 2)

• and the gold and silver have long lain rusting. That rust will bear witness against you, will bite into your flesh like flame. These are the last days given you, and you have spent them in heaping up a store of retribution.✻ (James 5, 3)

• You have kept back the pay of the workmen who reaped your lands, and it is there to cry out against you; the Lord of hosts has listened to their complaint. (James 5, 4)

• You have feasted here on earth, you have comforted your hearts with luxuries on this day that dooms you to slaughter. (James 5, 5)

• You have condemned and murdered the innocent man, while he offered no resistance.✻ (James 5, 6)

• Wait, then, brethren, in patience for the Lord’s coming. See how the farmer looks forward to the coveted returns of his land, yet waits patiently for the early and the late rains to fall before they can be brought in.✻ (James 5, 7)

• Brethren, do not bring complaints against one another; if you do, you will be judged, and the judge is already standing at your doors. (James 5, 9)

• If you would learn by example, brethren, how to work on and wait patiently in evil times, think of the prophets who spoke in the Lord’s name. (James 5, 10)