Seest thou. Marginal note: Thou seest. Either rendering is correct, and the meaning is the same. The apostle means to say that th…

Do you see how...?—Better taken simply, and not as a question, You see how, and so on.

James now makes it clear that he is not talking about works as the sole source of Abraham’s justification, as v.21 taken out of its context might l…

By works was faith made perfect (James 2:22). By this, he again shows that the question here is not concerning the cause of ou…

Do you see how faith worked with his works
Not to justify him before God; for neither faith nor works are ever said …

Those who substitute a mere intellectual belief in the gospel for the entirety of evangelical religion, as many do today, are mistaken. Undoubtedly…