James 1:1-18 is more than any letter a bridge between the Old and the New Testament. It starts out with a greeting to the twelve tribes scattered abroad. It encourages to meet trials with joy, demands the rich to do good and love God even under trials.
Daniel 4 tells in vivid detail Nebuchadnezzar’s dream of a tree, Nebuchadnezzar’s fall and restoration.
James 1:1-18 is more than any letter a bridge between the Old and the New Testament. It starts out with a greeting to the twelve tribes scattered abroad. It encourages to meet trials with joy, demands the rich to do good and love God even under trials.
Daniel 4 tells in vivid detail Nebuchadnezzar’s dream of a tree, Nebuchadnezzar’s fall and restoration.
James 1:1-18 is more than any letter a bridge between the Old and the New Testament. It starts out with a greeting to the twelve tribes scattered abroad. It encourages to meet trials with joy, demands the rich to do good and love God even under trials.
Daniel 4 tells in vivid detail Nebuchadnezzar’s dream of a tree, Nebuchadnezzar’s fall and restoration.
James 1:1-18 is more than any letter a bridge between the Old and the New Testament. It starts out with a greeting to the twelve tribes scattered abroad. It encourages to meet trials with joy, demands the rich to do good and love God under trials.
Daniel 4 tells in vivid detail Nebuchadnezzar’s dream of a tree, Nebuchadnezzar’s fall and restoration.
James 1:1-18 is more than any letter a bridge between the Old and the New Testament. It starts out with a greeting to the twelve tribes scattered abroad. It encourages to meet trials with joy, demands the rich to do good and love God under trials.
Daniel 4 tells in vivid detail Nebuchadnezzar’s dream of a tree, his fall and restoration.
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