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term often used for a leader in the early church

Greek word (transliteration) for intellectual agreement that something is true, temporary endorsement, or saving faith

wisdom centered on advice and guidance for everyday life (e.g. - Proverbs)

the practice of assigning written works to someone other than the author

prostitute from Jericho who assisted the Jewish spies in capturing the city; regarded for her faith in the Epistle of James

wisdom gained by searching for God's purposes behind trials and trouble (e.g. - Job & Ecclesiastes)

the ancient Jewish confession of faith found in Deuteronomy 6:4

a typical way to refer to Jewish gatherings in James' day

in James, "a world of evil among the parts of the body"

father of the apostle and gospel-writer John, and his lesser known brother James