Is sown in peace (εν ειρηνη σπειρετα). Present passive indicative of σπειρω, to sow. The seed which bears the fruit is sown, but J…

And the fruit of righteousness. This refers to what the righteousness mentioned here produces, or what is the effect of true religion. The…

And the fruit of righteousne . . .—Better, slightly altered this way: And fruit of righteousne is sown in peace by them that m…

James concludes his discussion of “the wisdom that comes from heaven” by reiterating the second quality listed in v.17. To “raise a harvest of righ…

And the fruit of righteousness. This allows for two meanings—either that fruit is sown by the peaceable, which they afterwards gather, or …

And the fruit of righteousness
Which is either eternal life, which is the fruit of Christ's righteousness, and shall…

These verses show the difference between men's pretending to be wise, and their being really so. He who thinks well, or he who talks well, is not w…