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Context Summary
James 1:2–18 begins with a challenging command for Christians. We are to classify hard things in their lives as ”joyful,” because those ordeals help us develop a deeper trust in God. Christians who trust God also seek wisdom from Him—and not from ungodly sources. We continue to trust Him through difficult experiences, in part, to receive the crown of life promised to those who don’t stop. We don’t blame Him for our desire to sin, but we do credit Him for every good thing in our lives.

 

For a more detailed summary select the link below.

 

“James 1:14” Bibleref.com

What does James 1:14 mean? | BibleRef.com

 

James 1:14

14 But each one is tempted when he is drawn away by his own lust and enticed.

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