Humble yourselves (ταπεινωθητε). First aorist passive imperative of ταπεινοω, old verb from ταπεινος (1:9), as in Mt 18:4. The pas…

Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord. Compare Matthew 23:12. See Barnes on "James 4:6".

That is, be willing to ta…

Humble yourselves . . .—Read, Humble yourselves therefore before the Lord, and He shall lift you up.

For thus …

If you exalt yourself, he will pull you down. If you lie down in the dust before him, he will lift you up. It is according to God's usual way of ac…

James now returns to the text quoted from the OT in v.6. God graciously gives aid to the humble; therefore “humble yourselves” (GK 5427). Here the …

Humble yourselves, or, be humbled. The conclusion of what has gone before is that the grace of God is then ready to raise us up w…

Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord
Which is done, when men, before the Lord, and from their hearts, and in t…

Since all wars and fighting come from the corruptions of our own hearts, it is right to mortify those lusts that war in our members. Worldly and fl…