History & Culture
The recipients of James epistle lived in what kind of culture?
Oral
What does parameno mean?
Continue/persevere
Which city was James from?
Nazareth
Which cross-reference compares the hearer and doer of God’s Word to a thriving tree?
Psalm 1:1-3
In Exodus 4:1–7, what creature is mentioned?
Serpent
According to Vine's dictionary, what is the the strongest of all passions?
Anger/wrath
What is the Greek word for how are we instructed to receive the emphytos?
prautēs
Which direction is Ptolemais from the Sea of Galilee?
We develop a healthy and fruitful spiritual life with which two actions?
Hearing and Doing
What specific actions does Hebrews 11:23-29 state of how Moses live out James 1:27?
Moses turned his back on the pleasures of sin in Egypt and chose to be with the people of God.
What was James' relation to Jesus?
Half-brother
In James 1, what does a person parakyptō into?
The perfect law of liberty
Which direction would you go to travel from Cana to Capernaum?
Northeast
How many fruit of the spirit are mentioned in Galatians 5:22-23?
9
In Hebrews 11:23, 27, what were Moses and his parents able to avoid?
Fear
When was James killed?
AD 62
The person who parakyptō into the perfect law of liberty must do what other Greek word?
paramenō
The village where James was from (born) is in which ordinal/intercardinal direction from Tiberias?
South-west
James 1:21 best correlates with which fruit of the Spirit cross-reference?
Galatians 6:1
Moses made the choice in Hebrews 11:24-26 because he considered what greater than the treasures of Egypt?
The reproach of Christ
Who killed James?
A launderer
Which Greek word is most closely correlated with needing to view oneself from multiple angles to see the best reflection?
katanoeō
What city near the Sea of Galilee is farthest from the southernmost coastal city marked on the DJ Unit 2 map?
Bethsaida
Which cross-reference from the gospels describes the progression from seed to fruit?
Luke 8:15
Which verse in Hebrews 11 tells us what Moses did before keeping the Passover?
Hebrews 11:27