James Chapter 5 Flashcards

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James Chapter 5 verse 3 states that your gold and silver have what?

corroded

You have what? (James 5:3)

laid up treasure in the last days

James Chapter 5 verse 5 describes how you have lived on earth in what manner?

in luxury and self-indulgence

You have what? (James 5:5)

fattened your hearts on the day of slaughter Signup and view all the answers

James Chapter 5 verse 6 states that you have condemned and murdered what kind of person?

the righteous person Signup and view all the answers

You have what? (James 5:6)

condemned and murdered the righteous person Signup and view all the answers

James Chapter 5 verse 9 advises you to not do what against one another?

grumble Signup and view all the answers

Do not what? (James 5:9)

grumble Signup and view all the answers

According to James Chapter 5 verse 11, the Lord is what?

compassionate and merciful Signup and view all the answers

The Lord is what? (James 5:11)

compassionate and merciful Signup and view all the answers

James Chapter 5 verse 12 instructs not to swear by what?

heaven, earth or any other oath Signup and view all the answers

Do not what? (James 5:12)

swear Signup and view all the answers

James Chapter 5 verse 13 asks if anyone among you is what?

suffering Signup and view all the answers

Is anyone among you what? (James 5:13)

suffering Signup and view all the answers

James Chapter 5 verse 14 poses the question, is anyone among you what?

sick Signup and view all the answers

Let him what? (James 5:14)

call for the elders of the church Signup and view all the answers

James Chapter 5 verse 15 explains that the prayer of faith will save who?

the one who is sick Signup and view all the answers

What prayer? (James 5:15)

the prayer of faith Signup and view all the answers

James Chapter 5 verse 16 instructs to confess your sins to whom?

one another Signup and view all the answers

What prayer? (James 5:16)

the prayer of a righteous person Signup and view all the answers

James Chapter 5 verse 17 states that Elijah prayed how?

fervently Signup and view all the answers

He prayed how? (James 5:17)

fervently Signup and view all the answers

According to James Chapter 5 verse 19, if anyone among you wanders from what?

the truth Signup and view all the answers

My brothers what? (James 5:19)

if anyone among you wanders from the truth Signup and view all the answers

James Chapter 5 verse 20 states that whoever brings back a sinner from his wandering will save what?

his soul from death Signup and view all the answers

Will save what? (James 5:20)

his soul from death Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Warning Against Wealth and Indulgence

Corrupted riches act as evidence against hoarders in the last days, leading to spiritual decay (James 5:3).
Luxury and self-indulgence contribute to spiritual fatness, coinciding with the impending judgment (James 5:5).

Condemnation of Injustice

The righteous suffer due to oppressive actions; they remain defenseless against their oppressors (James 5:6).

Call for Community Integrity

Believers are advised against grumbling to avoid judgment, as the Judge observes (James 5:9).

Endurance and Steadfastness

Those who remain steadfast through trials are blessed, exemplified by Job's patience and God's compassion (James 5:11).

Oaths and Honesty

Christians should refrain from swearing oaths; simple affirmations are encouraged to avoid condemnation (James 5:12).

Response to Suffering and Joy

Individuals experiencing suffering should pray, while those feeling cheerful are encouraged to sing praises (James 5:13).

Prayer for the Sick

Elders should be called to pray for those who are sick, using anointing oil and invoking the Lord's name (James 5:14).

Power of Faithful Prayer

Faithful prayer can lead to physical healing and forgiveness of sins (James 5:15).

Confession and Healing

Confession and mutual prayer are vital for healing; the righteous person's prayer holds immense power (James 5:16).

Example of Elijah

Elijah, a man with human weaknesses, fervently prayed for drought, which lasted three and a half years (James 5:17).

Restoration of the Wandering

Bringing back a wandering believer is crucial; it leads to the salvation of their soul and the covering of sins (James 5:20).

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This quiz focuses on key verses and concepts from James Chapter 5. It highlights the warnings against wealth and indulgence, encouraging deeper understanding of the text. Ideal for those studying biblical teachings and Christian ethics.