James and Jude (2004 Brosend), book

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James and Jude (2004) is a book by William F. Brosend.

Abstract

"The letters of James and Jude are famously "under-interpreted," and this is the first commentary to focus exclusively on the two letters written by the "brothers of the Lord." The commentary interprets the letters of James and Jude as having been written early in the life of the Church and maintains that the letter of James may be one of the oldest Christian writings as well as an early witness to the teachings of Jesus. Particular attention is devoted to understanding the social worlds of James and Jude and to interpreting the significance of their message for our day. Of special interest is the focus on the 'ideological texture' of James, in particular on James' working out of the ethical implications of the teachings of Jesus on poverty and wealth."--Publisher description.

Editions

Published in Cambridge [England]: Cambridge University Press, 2004 (New Cambridge Bible Commentary).

Contents

External links

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