James
21 marked by the plate · 2 identified in the notes
James 1
- Jac. i. 14printed 253. 14
drawn away of his own lust, and enticed
- Jac. i. 14printed 336. 13
every man is tempted, when he is drawn away of his own lust, and enticed
- Jac. i. 21printed 135. 28
superfluity of naughtiness
- Jac. i. 21printed 324. 21
James 2
- Jac. ii. 13printed 135. 5
judgment without mercy to him that hath shewed no mercy
- Jac. ii. 13printed 263. 11
- Jac. ii. 13printed 272. 10
mercy rejoiceth against judgment
- Jac. ii. 13printed 319. 7
mercy rejoiceth against judgment
- Jac. ii. 13printed 339. 14
mercy rejoiceth against judgment, printed here as superexaltet misericordia
- Jac. ii. 13printed 417. 12
- Jac. ii. 13printed 423. 19
- James ii. 17printed 405. 13identified
The faith asked for is defined by four counterfeits before a single positive word, and every one of the four is a New Testament controversy. Not dead — James ii. 17 · not for a time — the believers of Luke viii. 13, who for a while believe · not hypocritical — the faith unfeigned of 1 Timothy i. 5 · not destroying the Law — Romans iii. 31, do we then make void the law through faith? God forbid. Only then the positive, and it is Galatians and James together: working by love, working together with works. A section that opened by confessing unbelief closes by ruling out the four ways of believing wrongly — and the Creed it has run three times is left standing on a faith that must be shown to be alive.
- Jac. ii. 20printed 342. 15
- Jac. ii. 22printed 342. 20
- Jac. ii. 22printed 368. 19
James 3
- Jac. iii. 2printed 135. 3
in many things we offend all
- Jac. iii. 6printed 406. 16
James 4
- Jas. iv. 6printed 210. 27identified
he giveth grace unto the humble
- Jac. iv. 6printed 211. 27
- Jac. iv. 10printed 326. 25
humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and he shall lift you up
James 5
- Jac. v. 11printed 103. 26
the Lord is very pitiful, and of tender mercy
- Jac. v. 11printed 271. 16
πολυεύσπλαγχνος, the Lord is very pitiful
- Jac. v. 16printed 341. 25