Did not God choose? (ουχ ο θεος εξελεξατο; ). Affirmative answer expected. First aorist middle (indirect, God chose for himself) i…

Hearken, my beloved brethren. The apostle now proceeds to show that the rich, as such, had no special claim on their favor, and that the p…

Listen, my beloved brethren.—With a complete change of manner, the Apostle now writes as if he were speaking, in brief, quivering …

Verses 5–11 advance two arguments against the practice of favoritism. The first may be called the social argument (vv.5–7). The importance the auth…

Listen, my beloved brothers. He now proves by a twofold argument that they acted absurdly when they despised the poor for the sake of the …

Hearken, my beloved brethren
As to a matter of importance, and worthy of attention and regard; being an instance of …

Those who profe faith in Christ as the Lord of glory must not show favoritism based on mere outward circumstances and appearances, in a manner inco…