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The Epistle of James e-Book
A New and Concise Look at the New Testament from a Hebraic Perspective

This commentary is designed to allow the reader to delve into the scriptural aspects of this book without the preconceived notions that often come with the average Christian commentary. Faith and works are far to often seen as being in opposition to one another when in reality they are complimentary to one another.

One simply cannot be a true believer without the works to back it up. Works are the outward manifestation of an inward change. Ya'akov (James) broaches this topic as only he can. Being from the School of Shammai Ya'akov would have been at odds with his brother Yeshua while he was still present before his death since Yeshua almost universally agreed with the opposing school of Hillel. However, after Yeshua's resurrection it would appear that Ya'akov had an eye opening revelation to the truth. His strict upbringing continued with him the remainder of his life but after the resurrection it was tempered with mercy and understanding.

G-d was also concerned with complete obedience and refraining from evil and carnal ways. It was a mistake for one to believe that they were indeed a child of G-d without outward manifestations of such faith. 'Faith', says Ya'akov, 'without works is a dead faith.' In fact works is a vital and inseparable part of true Biblical faith.

 This is a must for every believer.

152 pages, E-Book $7.00

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