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OET-RV by cross-referenced section YAC 2:1

YAC 2:1–2:7 ©

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

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Avoiding favouritism

Yac 2:1–7

2:1 Avoiding favouritism

2My dear brothers and sisters, as you live out your faith in our honoured master Yeshua the messiah, don’t show favouritism to others. 2For example, if a man in nicely cut clothes and wearing an expensive gold ring came into to your meeting as well as a poor man in filthy clothes 3and you told the well-dressed one, ‘You sit here in this good chair,’ while telling the poor man, ‘You stand over here,’ or ‘You sit here on the mat,’ 4wouldn’t that discrimination show that you have judged them with evil motives. 5Listen my dear brothers and sisters, didn’t God chose the poor in this world to be rich in faith and participants in the kingdom which he promises to those who love him? 6But you dishonour the poor, even though it’s the wealthier people who oppress you and bring court cases against you. 7And aren’t they the ones who slander the very God that you pray to?