Spirituality and Religion

The Expositor's Bible: The General Epistles of St. James and St. Jude

By Alfred Plummer

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In "The Expositor's Bible: The General Epistles of St. James and St. Jude," Alfred Plummer presents a meticulous exegesis of two pivotal New Testament texts. His scholarly approach combines thorough historical context with a lucid literary style, making complex theological concepts accessible to both clergy and lay readers. Plummer's keen insights into the socio-cultural landscape of early Christianity illuminate the epistles' themes of faith, wisdom, and community, fostering a deeper understanding of their relevance today. The book stands out within the broader Expositor's Bible series for its detailed verse-by-verse analysis, blending rigorous scholarship with pastoral sensitivity. Alfred Plummer, a noted Anglican scholar and theologian, drew upon his extensive background in biblical studies to write this illuminating commentary. His career as an educator and church leader, combined with his deep commitment to the integrity of Scripture, informed his perspective on the epistles. Plummer's experiences in both parish ministry and academia provided him the necessary lens through which to approach these letters, bridging traditional theology with contemporary application. This book is essential for anyone seeking to explore the General Epistles' rich theological insights. The thoughtful commentary and analysis make it an invaluable resource for students, theologians, and all readers desiring to enrich their understanding of the New Testament. Plummer invites readers into a profound engagement with the text, encouraging reflection and application in today's context.

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Publish dateSep 5, 2022

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1Introduction

26CHAPTER XXIV. PATIENCE IN WAITING. THE ENDURANCE OF JOB. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MENTION OF JOB BY ST. JAMES.

2CONTENTS.

27CHAPTER XXV. THE PROHIBITION OF SWEARING. THE RELATION OF THE LANGUAGE OF ST. JAMES TO RECORDED SAYINGS OF CHRIST.

3CHAPTER I. THE CATHOLIC EPISTLES.

28CHAPTER XXVI. WORSHIP THE BEST OUTLET AND REMEDY FOR EXCITEMENT. THE CONNEXION BETWEEN WORSHIP AND CONDUCT.

4CHAPTER II. THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE EPISTLE OF ST. JAMES.

29CHAPTER XXVII. THE ELDERS OF THE CHURCH. THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK AND EXTREME UNCTION.

5CHAPTER III. THE AUTHOR OF THE EPISTLE: JAMES THE BROTHER OF THE LORD.

30CHAPTER XXVIII. THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CONFESSION OF SINS. THE LAWFULNESS OF PRAYERS FOR RAIN.

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6CHAPTER IV. THE PERSONS ADDRESSED IN THE EPISTLE; THE JEWS OF THE DISPERSION.

31CHAPTER XXIX. THE WORK OF CONVERTING SINNERS; ITS CONDITIONS AND REWARDS.

7CHAPTER V. THE RELATION OF THIS EPISTLE TO THE WRITINGS OF ST. PAUL AND OF ST. PETER. THE DATE OF THE EPISTLE. THE DOCTRINE OF JOY IN TEMPTATION.

32CHAPTER XXX. THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE EPISTLE OF ST. JUDE.

8CHAPTER VI. THE RELATION OF THIS EPISTLE TO THE BOOKS OF ECCLESIASTICUS AND OF THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON. THE VALUE OF THE APOCRYPHA, AND THE MISCHIEF OF NEGLECTING IT.

33CHAPTER XXXI. THE PURPOSE OF THE EPISTLE.—THE FAITH ONCE FOR ALL DELIVERED AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE

9CHAPTER VII. THE EXALTATION OF THE LOWLY, AND THE FADING AWAY OF THE RICH. THE METAPHORS OF ST. JAMES AND THE PARABLES OF CHRIST.

34CHAPTER XXXII. THE PERSONS DENOUNCED IN THE EPISTLE. ITS RELATION TO 2 PETER.

10CHAPTER VIII. THE SOURCE OF TEMPTATIONS AND THE REALITY OF SIN. THE DIFFICULTIES OF THE DETERMINIST.

35CHAPTER XXXIII. DOUBTFUL READINGS AND THE THEORY OF VERBAL INSPIRATION. THREE PALMARY INSTANCES OF DIVINE VENGEANCE UPON GRIEVOUS SIN.

11CHAPTER IX. THE DELUSION OF HEARING WITHOUT DOING. THE MIRROR OF GOD&#x27;S WORD.

36CHAPTER XXXIV. RAILING AT DIGNITIES. &quot;THE ASSUMPTION OF MOSES.&quot; ST. JUDE&#x27;S USE OF APOCRYPHAL LITERATURE.

12CHAPTER X. THE CHRISTOLOGY OF ST. JAMES. THE PRACTICAL UNBELIEF INVOLVED IN SHOWING A WORLDLY RESPECT OF PERSONS IN PUBLIC WORSHIP.

37CHAPTER XXXV. THE DESCRIPTION CORRESPONDING TO CAIN: THE LIBERTINES AT THE LOVE-FEASTS. THE BOOK OF ENOCH.

13CHAPTER XI. THE INIQUITY OF RESPECTING THE RICH AND DESPISING THE POOR. THE SOLIDARITY OF THE DIVINE LAW.

38CHAPTER XXXVI. THE DESCRIPTION CORRESPONDING TO BALAAM: IMPIOUS DISCONTENT AND GREED OF THE LIBERTINES. THE APOSTOLIC WARNING RESPECTING THEM.

14CHAPTER XII. FAITH AND WORKS: THREE VIEWS OF THE RELATION OF THE TEACHING OF ST. JAMES TO THE TEACHING OF ST. PAUL. THE RELATION OF LUTHER TO BOTH.

39CHAPTER XXXVII. THE DESCRIPTION CORRESPONDING TO KORAH: MAKING SEPARATIONS. EXHORTATION TO THE FAITHFUL TO BUILD UP THEMSELVES, AND THEN RESCUE OTHERS.

15CHAPTER XIII. THE FAITH OF THE DEMONS; THE FAITH OF ABRAHAM; AND THE FAITH OF RAHAB THE HARLOT.

40CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE FINAL DOXOLOGY: PRAISE TO GOD, THE PROTECTOR OF HIS SERVANTS.

16CHAPTER XIV. THE HEAVY RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEACHERS. THE POWERS AND PROPENSITIES OF THE TONGUE. THE SELF-DEFILEMENT OF THE RECKLESS TALKER.

41INDEX.

17CHAPTER XV. THE MORAL CONTRADICTIONS IN THE RECKLESS TALKER.

42First Series.

18CHAPTER XVI. THE WISDOM THAT IS FROM BELOW.

43Second Series.

19CHAPTER XVII. THE WISDOM THAT IS FROM ABOVE.

44Third Series.

20CHAPTER XVIII. ST. JAMES AND PLATO ON LUSTS AS THE CAUSES OF STRIFE; THEIR EFFECT ON PRAYER.

45Fourth Series.