Today, James tells us something that Jesus first said, “let your yes be yes and your no be no.” How easy is it now to add a few words to a statement trying to strengthen what we say? How often do we try to quote statistics (that may or may not be true) or use words like “they say…” when we don’t know who “they” are? When James talks about oaths it would mean to invoke some supernatural power in support of what we are saying.
Week 17. James: A Faith That Works – James 5:12 – The Piling on of Words
Week 17. James: A Faith That Works – James 5:12 – The Piling on of Words
Scripture: James 5:12
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