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Greek Exegetical and Commentqary on James.cmt

This Exegetical Commentary on the Book of James is designed by a preacher
for Preachers, Bible School Teachers, and those who are interested in studying
the Book of James. This module has been created with a more "In-Depth" analysis
and examination of the Book of James. There are more features and/or works that
I would like to add to this, but the Module is "Complete" as it it is now (Version 1.3).

The module is an extensive commentary and much more educational and informative
than the average commentary on James. It contains a lot of information and notes in
Book Notes, Chapter Notes, as well as the Verse Notes. This module (Version 1.3)
contains the following works as listed below:

Book Notes:

[1] Introduction from Nicoll's Greek NT Commentary - Completed

[2] Thorough introduction by Guy N. Woods from his full-text Commentary - Completed

[3] List of Greek words used only by James - Completed

Chapter Notes:

[1] Complete Text from the latest version of the Greek NT Commentary by Nicoll - Completed

[2] Complete Text of the Commentary on James by Guy N. Woods - Completed

[3] Complete Greek NT Exegetical Commentary by Alford - Complete

[4] Begun adding Parallel New Testament featuring "Living Oracles" by Alexander Campbell, plus
the "New Testament in Modern Speech" by Weymouth, derived from the Resultant Greek Testament.
Please note that the Parallel Bible is currently located at the end of each Chapter Notes [James 1-5 Completed]

Verse Notes:

[1] Greek Grammatical and Sentence Diagrams for every verse in the Book of James - Completed

[2] Extensive Expository and Exegetical Notes [Lectionary Notes by Anglican Church and others...] - Completed

[3] Marvin Vincent's Word Studies for the Book of James [Verse Notes] - Completed

Special Features for Word Study, etc.

[1] When in the Verse Notes [e.g. Jas 1:27, etc..) click on the [PB] icon to the right of the Scripture. This will
automatically take you directly to that verse in the Parallel Bible.
[2] When in the Parallel Bible, simply click on the "Red Verse Number" to return to your place in the Verse Notes.
[3] Simply hold the mouse cursor ("hand") over the appropriate link(s) if you just want to view as a "pop-up"
[4] Please note, that as of 3/03/25, the Verse Notes and Parallel Bible Feature is active for James 1-5. If you
are simply courious about this feature, then take a look at the "Screenshots" before downloading!

Example of Verse Note Navigation:

In the Verse Note for James 1:1 you will notice the following right below the Greek Diagram for James 1:1

Text - James 1:1 [PB] [N] [W] [A]

......The salutation.

[PB] - Will take you to the Parallel Bible Text for James 1:1

[N] - Display Nicoll's Commentary for James 1:1

[W] - Display Guy N. Wood's Commentary for James 1:1

[A] - Display Greek Commentary by Alford for James 1:1

Please see the ScreenShot illustrating this feature.

This feature hasn't been implemented yet, except for this one verse (James 1:1)

In the Planning:

[1] I There are several works that I may add to the works above.

[2] I will probably add 1st Peter thru the Book of Jude

[3] Works by other Greek scholars are a possibility.

[4] Hyperlinks in the Verse Notes to display verses in the Parallel Bible

[5] Other Links in the Commentaries and/or Parallel Bible to Vincent Word Studies, etc..

Help:

To get an idea of one of the features of this module, please view the screenshots before downloading.

The Greek Grammatical and Sentence Diagrams require a working knowledge of New Testament Greek.

Here is a sample from the Book Notes:

List of Greek Words Used by James Only

(Vincent Word Studies)

ἄγε, go to, Jas 4:13; 5:1

ἀδιάκριτος, without doubting, Jas 3:17

ἀκατάστατος, unstable, Jas 1:18; 3:8

ἁλυκός, salt, Jas 3:12

ἀμάω, reap down, Jas 5:4

ἀνέλεος, unmerciful, Jas 2:13

ἀνεμίζω, to drive with the wind, Jas 1:6

ἀπείραστος, that cannot be tempted, or unversed, Jas 1:13

ἁπλῶς, liberally, simply, Jas 1:5

ἀποκυέω, bring forth, beget, Jas 1:15, 18

ἀποσκίασμα, shadow, Jas 1:17

αὐχέω, to boast, Jas 3:5

ἀφυστερέω, to keep back by fraud, Jas 5:4

βοή, cry, Jas 5:4

βρύω, to send forth, Jas 3:11

γέλως, laughter, Jas 4:9

δίψυχος, double-minded, Jas 1:8; 4:8

εἴκω, to be like, Jas 1:6, 23

ἔμφυτος, implanted, Jas 1:21

ἐνάλιος, in the sea, Jas 3:7

ἐξέλκω, to draw away, Jas 1:14

ἐπιλησμονή, forgetfulness, Jas 1:25

ἐπιστήμων, knowing, Jas 3:13

ἐπιτήδειος, needful, Jas 2:16

ὁ εὐθύνων, steersman, Jas 3:4

εὐπειθής, easy to be intreated, Jas 3:17

εὐπρέπεια, grace, Jas 1:11

ἐφήμερος, daily, Jas 2:15

θανατηφόρος, deadly, Jas 3:8

θρῆσκος, religious, Jas 1:26

ἰός, poison, rust, Jas 3:8; 5:3

κακοπάθεια, suffering, Jas 5:10

κατήφεια, heaviness, Jas 4:9

κατιόω, to canker, Jas 5:3

κατοικίζω, to cause to dwell, 4 Jas:5

κενῶς, in vain, Jas 4:5

μαραίνω, to fade, Jas 1:11

μετάγω, to turn about, Jas 3:3, 4

νομοθέτης, lawgiver, Jas 4:12

ὀλολύζω, to howl, Jas 5:1

ὄψιμος, latter, Jas 5:7

παραλλαγή, variation, Jas 1:17

πικρός, bitter, Jas 3:11, 14

ποίησις, doing, Jas 1:25

πολύσπλαγχνος, full of pity, Jas 5:11

προσωπολημπτέω, to have respect to persons, Jas 2:9

πρώϊμος, early, Jas 5:7

ῥιπίζω, toss, Jas 1:6

ῥυπαρία, filthiness, Jas 1:21

σήπω, to corrupt, Jas 5:2

σητόβρωτος, moth-eaten, Jas 5:2

ταλαιπωρέω, to be afflicted, 4:9

ταχύς, swift, Jas 1:19

τροπή, turning, Jas 1:17

τροχός, wheel, Jas 3:6

πρυφάω, to live daintily, Jas 5:5

ὕλη, wood, forest, Jas 3:5

φιλία, friendship, Jas 4:4

φλογίζω, to set on fire, Jas 3:6

φρίσσω, to shudder, Jas 2:19

χαλιναγωγέω, to bridle, Jas 1:26; 3:2

χρή, ought, Jas 3:10

χρυσοδακτύλιος, adorned with gold rings, Jas 2:2