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Workshop 5 Dropbox 5.2

Workshop 5 Dropbox 5.2

Q Write a 400-500 word essay that explains and applies your chosen passage from James: Start with a brief introductory paragraph that identifies the specific verses you chose to focus on and why you chose those verses. Study the passage closely and see how it fits into that chapter of scripture. Write approximately 200 words that explain the meaning that your selected verses had for the original author and audience. You should describe the contents of the passage and any points that clarify what it would have meant in its original setting. In the course of your explanation, you must make at least one citation from Jesus is Lord or from a reputable commentary on the book of James such as one found at the Bible Study Tools link (see #3 above). Then, apply the passage to a contemporary personal or social situation. Write approximately 200 words that make clear links between the original meaning of the passage and the contemporary issue. You may apply the passage to your own spiritual life, family, or job. You can also apply it to larger cultural and societal issues. To complete the application, state clearly what action or stance you would take on your chosen situation or issue based on the contents of the biblical passage.

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In the various passages of the New Testament James has been identified and considered as a half-brother to Jesus. James at that point of time was the leader of both the Church and Council of Jerusalem. James as considered as half-brother and also a leader he lived his life as similar to Jesus and also motivated the Christian in the Jew community to live their life the same way and always remain stick to the faith. He has many times referred to the Jewish Christians as brothers in his letters. Through these letters, he had constantly tried to encourage and motivate them to remain faithful even in their difficult time that was experiencing at that time.