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    The document provides background information on the book of James, including that it was likely written by James, the brother of Jesus, before A.D. 61. It was one of the earliest New Testament books written. James wrote the letter to encourage believers who had left Jerusalem after Stephen's martyrdom and were now separated from the apostles. The letter instructs them to make necessary changes in their individual and corporate lives. It also includes a 16 day calendar for reading the book of James.

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    The document provides background information on the book of James, including that it was likely written by James, the brother of Jesus, before A.D. 61. It was one of the earliest New Testament books written. James wrote the letter to encourage believers who had left Jerusalem after Stephen's martyrdom and were now separated from the apostles. The letter instructs them to make necessary changes in their individual and corporate lives. It also includes a 16 day calendar for reading the book of James.

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    James Breakdown:: Author: James The Brother of Jesus Date: Most Likely Written Before A.D. 61 When James Was Martyred

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    The document provides background information on the book of James, including that it was likely written by James, the brother of Jesus, before A.D. 61. It was one of the earliest New Testament books written. James wrote the letter to encourage believers who had left Jerusalem after Stephen's martyrdom and were now separated from the apostles. The letter instructs them to make necessary changes in their individual and corporate lives. It also includes a 16 day calendar for reading the book of James.

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    Background Information: Author: James the brother of Jesus Date: Most likely written before A.D. 61 when James was martyred. James was probably one of the first New Testament books written. Purpose: James is writing to instruct and encourage the believers who have left Jerusalem after Stephens martyrdom (Acts 8:1). These people are now separated from him & the other apostles so he's encouraging them to make necessary changes in their lives, both individually and corporately. Calendar: Day 1: James 1.1-4 Day 2: James 1.5-8 Day 3: James 1.9-11 Day 4: James 1.12-15 Day 5: James 1.16-18 Day 6: James 1.19-27 Day 7: James 2.1-13 Day 8: James 2.14-26 Day 9: James 3.1-12 Day 10: James 3.13-18 Day 11: James 4.1-12 Day 12: James 4.13-17 Day 13: James 5.1-6 Day 14: James 5.7-12 Day 15: James 5.13-18 Day 16: James 5.19-20

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