If any one among you do err (εαν τις εν υμιν πλανηθη). Third-class condition (supposed case) with εαν and the first aorist passive…

Brethren, if any of you do err from the truth. Either doctrinally and speculatively, by embracing error; or practically, by falling into s…

Brethren.—My brethren, it should rather be. The last, and, to some, the dearest of the wise Apostle's remarks, is this on…

It is clear from the words “my brothers” that James addresses this last exhortation to believers. It is also apparent that he speaks of the possibi…

Brethren, if any of you do err from the truth
Either from Christ, who is the truth, by departing from him, forsaking…

It is no mark of a wise or holy man to boast of being free from error or to refuse to acknowledge an error. And there is some doctrinal mistake at …