Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Introduction
The author of the letter introduces himself simply as James, or ‘Jacob’ (Gk.
Iakōbos; Heb.
yāʿǎq̱ōb; our English ‘James’ is derived from the Italian ‘Giacomo’).
The simplicity of the identification points to the well-known ‘James the Just’, half-brother of the Lord (Gal.
1:19) and leader of the early Jerusalem church (cf.
Acts 12:17; 15:13–21; 21:18–25
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