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he who forbids adultery has forbidden murder as well. The murderer, though he be no adulterer, has yet transgressed the law. (James 2, 11)
Here is a brother, here is a sister, going naked, left without the means to secure their daily food; (James 2, 15)
And that is what the tongue is, a fire. Among the organs of our nature, the tongue has its place as the proper element in which all that is harmful lives. It infects the whole body, and sets fire to this mortal sphere of ours, catching fire itself from hell.✻ (James 3, 6)
Wantons, have you never been told that the world’s friendship means enmity with God, and the man who would have the world for his friend makes himself God’s enemy? (James 4, 4)
Do you think scripture means nothing when it tells you that the Spirit which dwells in you loves with a jealous love?✻ (James 4, 5)
when you have no means of telling what the morrow will bring. (James 4, 14)
let him be sure of this; to bring back erring feet into the right path means saving a soul from death, means throwing a veil over a multitude of sins.✻ (James 5, 20)
What was the ransom that freed you from the vain observances of ancestral tradition? You know well enough that it was not paid in earthly currency, silver or gold; (1 Peter 1, 18)
Not so you; you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a consecrated nation, a people God means to have for himself; it is yours to proclaim the exploits of the God who has called you out of darkness into his marvellous light. (1 Peter 2, 9)
enthrone Christ as Lord in your hearts. If anyone asks you to give an account of the hope which you cherish, be ready at all times to answer for it, (1 Peter 3, 15)
It was thus that Christ died as a ransom, paid once for all, on behalf of our sins, he the innocent for us the guilty, so as to present us in God’s sight. In his mortal nature he was done to death, but endowed with fresh life in his spirit, (1 Peter 3, 18)
they will have to answer for it before him who is all in readiness to pass sentence on the living and the dead. (1 Peter 4, 5)
