James 5:1-6 Condemnation of the Prosperous
- Consternation of the Rich (James 5:1)
   Motion Mourning Misery
- Corruption of Riches (James 5:2-3a)
   Crops Clothing Currency
- Censure of Rust (James 5:3b)
- Cruelty of Rapacity (James 5:4-6)
   Immorality of Oppression (James 5:4)
   Idolatry of Opulence (James 5:5)
   Iniquity of Obliteration (James 5:6)

James 5:7-12 Consolation of the Poor
- Mettle for Suffering (James 5:7-8)
   Waited Fall from Heaven
   Wanted Fruits of the Husbandman
   Wrought Fixation/Fortitude for the Hearts
- Mastery of Spitefulness  (James 5:9)
- Models of Sufferance (James 5:10-11)
   Example of Prophets
   Endurance of Job 
   End of the Lord
- Manner of Speech (James 5:12)
   Swearing Condemned
   Swearing Corrected

James 5:13-18 Conversation of the Patient
- Truthfulness about Self (James 5:12)
- Trials of a Saint
   Supplication for the Suffering (James 5:13a)
   Singing for the Succoured (James 5:13b)
   Support for the Sick (James 5:14)
   Solace for the Sinner (James 5:15)
- Tensions among Saints
   Confiding - confess your faults one to another
   Care - pray one for another
   Cure - ye may be healed
- Triumph of Supplication (James 16a-18)
   Obvious Fact - the effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much
   Ordinary Fellow - Elias was a man subject to like passions as we are
   Outstanding Faith - he prayed earnestly that
   Overcoming Famine - he prayed again, and the heaven gave rain
   Originating Fruits - the earth brought forth her fruit

James 5:19-20 Conversion of the Polluted
- Act of Restoration
  Wander from the Truth "err from the truth"
  Waking to the Truth "one convert him"
- Assurance of Recovery
  Shepherd Commended
  Soul Converted
  Sins Covered

James 4:1-10 Envious Strifes
- Lust, Greed and Hostility (James 4:1-5)
  Sinful Ambition (James 4:1)
  Solicited Advancement (James 4:2)
  Selfish Appeal (James 4:3)
  Spiritual Adultery (James 4:4)
  Scriptural Axiom (James 4:5)

- Liberation, Grace and Humility (James 4:6-10)
   Comfort (James 4:6)
   Compliance (James 4:7a)
   Conflict (James 4:7b)
   Confession (James 4:8a)
   Cleansing (James 4:8b)
   Contrition (James 4:9)
   Concession (James 4:10a)
   Cheer (James 4:10b)

James 4:11-17 Evil Speaking
- Backbiting the Brethren (James 4:11-12)
   Caution "Speak not evil one of another"
   Case "He that speaketh evil of his brother, and judgeth his brother"
   Contravention "speaketh evil of the law, and judgeth the law"
   Contempt "if thou judge the law, thou art not a doer of the law, but a judge"
   Christ "There is one lawgiver, who is able to save and to destroy"
   Challenge "who art thou that judgest another"

- Boasting in Business (James 4:13-17)
   Ambition to Trade (James 4:13)
   Assumption of Tomorrow (James 4:13)
   Abruptness of Time (James 4:14)
   Attitude of Trusting (James 4:15)
   Antithesis of the Truth (James 4:16)
   Apathy against Truth (James 4:17)

James 3:1-12 Powerful Words of the Tongue
- Injunction (James 3:1-2)
   Prudence - Condemnation of Teachers (James 3:1)
   Perfection - Control of Tongues (James 3:2)
- Illustrations (James 3:3-6)
   Behold the Reins of a Steed
    Overriding - we put bits in the horses' mouths
    Obedience - that they may obey us
    Operation - we turn about their whole body
   Behold the Rudder of a Ship
     Massiveness - the ships, which though they be so great
     Might - are driven of fierce winds
     Maneuver - yet are they turned about
     Minuteness - with a very small helm
     Mandate - whithersoever the governor listeth
     Member - the tongue is a little member
     Magnification - boasteth great things
   Behold the Ruination of a Spark
     Explosion of Ignition - how great a matter a little fire kindleth! 
     Expansion of Iniquity - And the tongue is a fire, a world of iniquity:
     Entirety of Influence - so is the tongue among our members, that it defileth the whole body,
     Extent of Injury - and setteth on fire the course of nature;
     Evil and Infernal - and it is set on fire of hell.
- Incorrigibility (James 3:7-8)
   Tamed and Dominated (James 3:7)
   Tongue is Deadly (James 3:8)
    Vicious - can no man tame
    Vile - it is an unruly evil
    Venomous Words - full of deadly poison
- Inconsistency (James 3:9-12)
   Unmixed Flow (James 3:9-11)
    Incompatibility (James 3:9)
     Blessing the Creator
     Berating His creatures
    Injunction (James 3:10)
    Impossibility (James 3:11)
   Unmistakable Fruits (James 3:12)
    Self Serving
    Self Aggrandizement

James 3:13-18 Peaceful Wisdom for Thought
- Honourable Works of a Submissive Man (James 3:13)
   Man - wise and understanding man
   Manifesting - let him show out
   Manner - good conversation his works
   Meetness - meekness of wisdom
- Human Wisdom of a Sensual Man (James 3:14-16)
  Demonstration - Contrast in Operations (James 3:14)
   Contempt - bitter
   Covetousness - envying
   Contention - strife
   Conceitedness, boasting - glory not
   Craftiness - lie not
  Diagnosis - Contrast in Origins (James 3:15)
   Not Spiritual - not from above
   Secular - earthly
   Soulical - sensual
   Satanic - devilish
  Diffusion - Contrast in Outcomes (James 3:16)
   Turmoil and Troubles
- Heavenly Wisdom for a Sensible, Serene Man (James 3:17-18)
   Characteristic
    Chaste - pure
    Calm - peaceable
    Considerate - gentle
    Compliant - easy to be intreated
    Compassionate - full of mercy
    Charitable - full of good fruits
    Consistent - without partiality
    Conscientious - without hypocrisy
   Conclusion

James 3:3 bits - Directive that is Inflicted
James 3:4 very small helm - Direction that is Imposed
James 3:5 little fire - Destruction that is Ignited
James 3:8 beasts - Domination that is Impossible
James 3:11 fountain - Dichotomy that is Illogical
James 3:12 fruit trees - Development that is Incongruous

James 2:1-4 Partiality Displayed against True Faith
- Pattern of the Saviour (James 2:1)
   Members - my brethren
   Model - the faith of
   Messiah - our Lord Jesus Christ
   Majesty - the Lord of glory
   Mandate, Manner - have not ..... with respect of persons
- Problem in the Synagogue (James 2:2-4)
   Contrast in Dressing (James 2:2)
   Change in Deference (James 2:3)
   Charge for Discrimination (James 2:4)

James 2:5-13 Principles Denied against True Faith
- Pattern in Divine Selection (James 2:5-7)
   Willingness of the Poor
   Wickedness of the Plenteous
- Precept of the Divine Scripture (James 2:8-13)
   Command to Love, Impartiality (James 2:8-9)
   Chain of Law, Indivisibility (James 2:10-11)
   Caution of Lapse, Indictment (James 2:12-13)

James 2:14-26 Practices Demanded of True Faith
- Two Pertinent Enquiries on Lopsided Faith (James 2:14)
   Faith that is Profitless
   - it cannot serve any purpose (James 2:14a)
   Faith that is Powerless
   - it cannot save any person (James 2:14b)
- Two Present Examples for Lifeless Faith (James 2:15-20)
   Defunct Faith - Destitute Starved (James 2:15-17)
    Inadequacy (James 2:15)
    Insult (James 2:16a)
    Indifference (James 2:16b)
    Implication (James 2:16c)
    Inoperativeness (James 2:17)
   Dead Faith - Demons Shuddered (James 2:18-20)
    Expressed Faith that Tinkles (James 2:18a)
    Exemplary Faith that Triumphs (James 2:18b)
    Evil Faith that Trembles (James 2:19)
    Empty Faith under Test (James 2:20)
- Two Past Examples for Living Faith (James 2:21-26)
   Perfect Faith - Sacrifice of the Prosperious, Abraham (James 2:21-24)
    Offering (James 2:21)
    Outworking (James 2:22)
    Outcome (James 2:23)
    Observation (James 2:24)
     Expression of Works
     Essence of Faith
   Proven Faith - Service of the Poor, Rahab (James 2:25-26)
    Vindication - Rahab the harlot justified by works
    Verification - she had received the messengers,
    Validation - sent them out another way
    Verdict (James 2:26)
     Anthropological Parallel
     Affirmed Principle

James 1:1 Definite Title of the Writing to be Appreciated
- Author - James
- Appointment - a servant of God
- Authority - and of the Lord Jesus Christ,
- Addressee - to the twelve tribes
- Areas - which are scattered abroad
- Address - greeting

James 1:2-12 Divers Trials from Without to Anticipate
- Purpose (James 1:2-4)
- Provision (James 1:5-8)
- Prototypes (James 1:9-11)
   Honour of The Poor Man
   Humiliation of The Prosperous Man
- Promise (James 1:12)

James 1:13-18 Devious Temptation from Within to Avoid
- Lust of the Flesh (James 1:13-15)  Do not desire
- Light from the Father (James 1:16-18) Do not be deceived
   Dishonest Blame (James 1:16)
   Divine Bestowal (James 1:17)
   Distinguished Birth (James 1:18a)
   Dignified Beginning (James 1:18b)
   
James 1:19-27 Divine Teaching from the Word to Act upon
- Assimilated Doctrine (James 1:19-20)
- Adjusted Disposition (James 1:21)
- Accorded Deeds (James 1:22-25)
- Approved Devotion (James 1:26-27)
   Pretentious and Empty Religion (James 1:26)
   Pure and Exemplary Religion (James 1:27)

James 1 : Wisdom - Problems of Faith
James 2 : Works - Proof of Faith
James 3 : Words - Perfecting of Faith
James 4 : Wars - Perils of Faith
James 5 : Waiting - Pathway of Faith

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A Patience and Perfect Work (James 1:1-8)
B  Ways of the Rich, Vanity (James 1:9-11)
C   Lust and Enticement (James 1:12-15)
D    Holy Wisdom - Perfect  (James 1:16-18)
E     Consideration of the Engrafted Word (James 1:19-27)
E     Bridleth the Tongue
F      Faith of the Lord (James 2:1-7)
F      Contrast Appearance (Poor Judgment)
X       Royal Law of Fraternity
X        Consistency and Compassion (James 2:8-13)
X       Law of Liberty of Forbearance
F      Faith that is Lifeless (James 2:14-26)
F      Contrast Actions (Proven Justification)
E     Contradiction of our Words (James 3:1-12)
E     Bridleth the Tongue
D    Heavenly Wisdom - Peaceable (James 3:13-18)
C   Lust and Enmity (James 4:1-12)
B  Wealth of the Rich, Vanishing (James 4:13-5:6)
A Patience and Perfect Waiting (James 5:7-20)

James 1 - Stand with Confidence
James 2 - Serve with Compassion
James 3 - Speak with Care
James 4 - Submit with Contrition
James 5 - Share with Concern

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