In James 3:13 the apostle had contrasted the wisdom which is from
above with that which is from beneath. The former is peaceable, pure,
and gentle, leading to universal kindness and order; the latter...
SUBMIT YOURSELF TO GOD
-- JAMES FOUR --
James chapter 3 ends with a contrast of earthly wisdom and wisdom that
is from above. "...This wisdom descendeth not from above, but is
earthly, sensual, devil...
CHAP IV.
_We are to strive against covetousness, intemperance, pride,
detraction, and rash judgment of others; and not to be confident in
the good success of worldly business; but, mindful ever of t...
ANALYSIS.
Crimes are mentioned in this chapter that surely none claiming to be
members of Christ's body (the Church) ever indulged in. They are
possibly enumerated for the purpose of showing that ever...
IV.
At the end of what has been considered the second portion of this
Epistle, there is a last series of rebukes. suggested apparently by
those already given. James 4 is included in this fourth subdi...
INTRODUCTION TO JAMES 4
In this chapter the apostle gives the true cause of contentions and
strifes; and cautions against intemperance, covetousness, pride,
detraction, and vain confidence. Having, i...
1. Outline:
1. The Real Cause Of Their Problems: James 4:1-3
2. Friendship With The World: James 4:4-5
3. Genuine Repentance: James 4:6-10
4. Sobering Thoughts:...
* Here are cautions against corrupt affections, and love of this
world, which is enmity to God. (1-10) Exhortations to undertake no
affairs of life, without constant regard to the will and providence...