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OET-RV by section YAC 1:1

YAC 1:1–1:1 ©

Note that the OET uses ‘Yacob’ for ‘The Letter of Jacob’ (wrongly called ‘James’ in older Bibles).

This is still an early look into the drafted text of the Open English Translation of the Bible. Please double-check the text in advance before using in public.

Yacob 1

1This letter is from Yacob, a slave for God and for the master Yeshua the messiah. It’s written to the tribes who have ended up dispersed into many nations:[ref] Greetings.


1:1: Mat 13:55; Mrk 6:3; Acts 15:13; Gal 1:19.

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YAC 1:1–1:1 ©

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