Go to now (αγε νυν). Interjectional use of αγε (from αγω) as in 5:1 (only N.T. instances) with a plural verb (ο λεγοντες, present …

Go to now. The apostle here introduces a new subject and refers to another fault which was undoubtedly prevalent among them, as it is ever…

You that say...—The Apostle would reason next with the worldly; not merely those abandoned to pleasure, but any and all absorbed i…

We are all too apt to say what we will do, and where we will go, forgetting to add, If the Lord will, we shall live, and do this, or that.…

This section gives another example of the “wisdom” that characterizes the world (cf. 3:15). James addresses businessmen, probably Christians, since…

Go to now. He condemns here another kind of presumption: that many, who should have depended on God’s providence, confidently settled what…

Go to now, you that say
The apostle passes from exposing the sin of detraction, and rash judgment, to inveigh agains…

Our lips must be governed by the law of kindne , as well as truth and justice. Christians are brothers and sisters. And to break God's commands is …