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James 1

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According to James 1:1, how does James refer to himself? As a bondservant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ
According to James 1:2, what are the brethren to “count it all” when they fall into various trials? joy
According to James 1:3, what produces patience? the testing of your faith
According to James 1:4, what must patience have so that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing? Its perfect work
According to James 1:5, how does God give wisdom to those who ask? Liberally and without reproach
According to James 1:6, a man is like a wave of the sea driven and tossed by the wind if he asks for wisdom in what way? with doubt
According to James 1:6-7, the man who asks God for wisdom but doubts should not expect to receive what from the Lord? anything
According to James 1:8, the double-minded man is also what? unstable
According to James 1:9, what is the lowly brother to glory in? his exaltation
According to James 1:11, just as the grass withers and the flower’s beautiful appearance perishes from the burning heat of the sun, what will happen to the rich man in his pursuits? He will fade away
According to James 1:12, what has God promised to those who love Him when they endure temptation and have been approved? the crown of life
According to James 1:12, what does James call the man who endures temptation? blessed
According to James 1:13, how does God tempt people? God does not tempt anyone
According to James 1:14, each one is tempted when he is drawn away by what? By his own desires
According to James 1:15, which of the following is the correct order of progression from temptation? desire, sin, death
According to James 1:16, what command does James give the beloved brethren? Not to be deceived
According to James 1:17, the Father of lights gives what? every good and perfect gift
According to James 1:18, of His own will, God brought us forth by the word of what? truth
According to James 1:19, every man should be swift to do what? hear
According to James 1:19, what two things should the brethren be slow to do? slow to speak, slow to wrath
According to James 1:20, what does not produce the righteousness of God? the wrath of man
According to James 1:21, James calls us to lay aside what two things? Filthiness and overflow of wickedness
According to James 1:21, how are we to receive the implanted word, which is able to save our souls? with meekness
According to James 1:21, what is the implanted word able to do? save our souls
According to James 1:22, James commands them to be doers of the word and not be what? hearers only
According to James 1:23, anyone who is just a hearer of the word and not a doer is like what? a man observing his natural face in a mirror
According to James 1:23-24, a hearer of the word and not a doer is compared to a man, who after observing his natural face in the mirror, goes away, and immediately does what? Forgets what kind of man he was
28. According to James 1:25, a man will be blessed if he does what? A. Looks into the perfect law of liberty and continues in it B. Lays aside all filthiness and overflow of wickedness C. Is not a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work D. Both A & C Looks into the perfect law of liberty and continues in it and Is not a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work (Both A and C)
According to James 1:26, if one thinks he is religious but does not bridle his tongue, he does what? deceives his own heart
According to James 1:26, whose religion is useless? The one who does not bridle his tongue
31. According to James 1:27, pure and undefiled religion before God is what? A. Taking the Lord’s Supper B. Visiting orphans and widows in their trouble C. Keeping oneself unspotted from the world D. Both B & C Visiting orphans and widows in their trouble and Keeping oneself unspotted from the world (Both B and C)
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