According to James 1:2–4 what do trials bring about in the life of a Christian?Group of answer choicesGood worksSinlessnessWisdomEndurance/steadfastness

In chapter one, James urges his readers to consider various trials to be which of the following?Group of answer choices“pure joy”“the sufferings of Christ”“the great tribulation”“discipline”

In James 2:14–26, James argues that faith without _____ is worthless. Group of answer choices“peace”“repentance”“baptism”“works/deeds”

According to lecture and our reading of James 1:5–8, what is the opposite of “wholeness”?Group of answer choicesLove of the worldDouble-mindednessThe anger of manSinfulness

According to lecture what is the primary theme of James?Group of answer choicesThe election of the poor over the richNone of the aboveThe relationship between faith and worksWholeness/Perfection

Which of Jesus’ experiences, as described in the Gospel, emphasizes his humanity?Group of answer choicesHealing the sick and the crippledFeeling hungry and tempted by Satan in the wilderness.Turning water into wine at the wedding feast in Cana.Rising from the dead. Flag question: Question 24Question 24Tips1 ptsWhat lesson can be learned from the parable of the prodigal son?Group of answer choicesTo budgetThe need to punish wrongdoersThe importance of repentance and forgivenessTo never leave home