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YAC 1:2–1:8 ©

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

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Gaining endurance and requesting wisdom

1:2 Gaining endurance and requesting wisdom

2Be cheerful my fellow believers, when you face a range of difficult situations, 3knowing that you will learn endurance as your faith is tested. 4Let that endurance do its perfect work so that you all might become perfect and mature—not lacking anything.

5If anyone of you is lacking wisdom, then it should be requested from God who gives it generously and without disparagement, and so it will be given to you, 6but the person who’s asking should demonstrate their faith and not be doubting. That’s because a person who doubts is like a wave on the sea that’s just blown and tossed around 7and a person like that shouldn’t expect to get anything from the master 8because that person is double-minded, and everything they attempt ends up in difficulty.

YAC 1:2–1:8 ©

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