21st Century Progressivism

Series: The Epistle of James

This commentary by James B. Adamson presents the Epistle of James from the point of view of Jewish Christians. Adamson argues that James was indeed the brother of Jesus and points out key phrases and literary patterns to back up this view. However, his commentary doesn’t dwell on that point. In Adamson’s hands, the Epistle of James lovingly traces the Christian perfect law of liberty.

  • James 1:13 Commentary: Demolishing the Systemic Excuse

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    I. The Unbending Text

    Let no one under trying assault of evil say, “My trial by assault of evil comes from God.” For God is invincible to assault of evils, and himself subjects no one to assault of evil. (James 1:13)

    This article will cover Adamson’s short summary of this section, verses 13-21, but the commentary itself will be limited to verse 13. He obviously considers this verse particularly important and not in a good way. He seems to regret the very idea it represents.… Read the rest