James

5 chapters · New Testament

"James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ, to the twelve tribes which are of the Dispersion, greeting."
James 1:1

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Bible Verses About Adultery

Adultery, a grave sin against God and marriage, represents a betrayal of trust and a violation of sacred vows.

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Bible Verses About Anger

The Bible addresses anger directly, offering wisdom on its destructive potential and how believers can manage it righteously.

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Bible Verses About Bitterness

Bitterness is a deep-seated resentment that can poison the heart, but God offers healing and freedom through forgiveness.

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What does the Bible say about anger?

Be slow to anger, quick to listen, and quick to forgive.

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What does the Bible say about prayer?

Pray without ceasing.

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What does the Bible say about patience?

Be patient, then, brothers and sisters, until the Lord's coming.

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Bible Verses for When You're Struggling With Addiction

When the cycle won't break — verses for the long road home.

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Bible Verses for Praying for a Sick Loved One

When someone you love is suffering — verses to pray over their healing.

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Bible Verses for Making a Big Decision

Six verses to pray before the meeting, the move, or the answer you have to give.

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Bible Verses About Adultery

Adultery, a grave sin against God and marriage, represents a betrayal of trust and a violation of sacred vows.

Bible Verses About Anger

The Bible addresses anger directly, offering wisdom on its destructive potential and how believers can manage it righteously.

Bible answers

What does the Bible say about anger?

Be slow to anger, quick to listen, and quick to forgive.

What does the Bible say about prayer?

Pray without ceasing.

Hebrew & Greek roots

gē (Greek)

The Greek noun *gē* refers to earth in contrast to heaven, as dirt or arable land, or as a region or territory.

glōssa (Greek)

Predominantly, this noun refers to the physical organ of the tongue. It can also refer to a language or dialect, especially one divinely bestowed.

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Bible Verses for When You're Struggling With Addiction

When the cycle won't break — verses for the long road home.

Bible Verses for Praying for a Sick Loved One

When someone you love is suffering — verses to pray over their healing.

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