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James believes that faith should be shown only through words.
James believes that faith should be shown only through words.
False
Being a hearer of the law is sufficient for demonstrating faith according to James.
Being a hearer of the law is sufficient for demonstrating faith according to James.
False
James expresses uncertainty about the salvation of those whose faith does not manifest in their lives.
James expresses uncertainty about the salvation of those whose faith does not manifest in their lives.
True
According to James, justification faith can exist independently of one's actions.
According to James, justification faith can exist independently of one's actions.
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James encourages only the verbal expression of faith.
James encourages only the verbal expression of faith.
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Study Notes
Faith and Action
- Emphasis on demonstrating faith through actions, not just words or beliefs.
- Mere acknowledgment of faith or hearing the law is insufficient; active participation is required.
- The notion of 'doing' is critical; faith should manifest in practical ways in daily life.
Assurance of Salvation
- Claims of justification by faith must be supported by tangible evidence in one’s life.
- Lack of observable faith-related actions raises doubts about an individual’s true salvation.
- A call for self-examination regarding one's faith and its impact on behavior.
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Description
This quiz explores the principles of faith in action, emphasizing the importance of demonstrating faith through practical deeds rather than mere acknowledgment. It examines the relationship between faith, justification, and observable actions in one's life, providing insights into assurance of salvation.
