james was adressing jewish christian in the epistle of james.
who is james adressing in the epistle of james?
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the letter of james (), the epistle of james, or simply james, is one of the 21 epistles (didactic letters) in the new testament.





























the author identifies himself as "james, a servant of god and of the lord jesus christ," who is writing to "the twelve tribes scattered abroad" (james 1:1). the epistle is traditionally attributed to james the brother of jesus (james the just), and the audience is generally considered to be jewish christians, who were dispersed outside palestine.
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bullet::::- epistle to the romans





























bullet::::- first epistle to the corinthians





























bullet::::- second epistle to the corinthians





























bullet::::- epistle to the galatians





























bullet::::- epistle to the ephesians





























bullet::::- epistle to the philippians





























bullet::::- epistle to the colossians





























bullet::::- first epistle to the thessalonians





























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bullet::::- first epistle to timothy





























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bullet::::- epistle to titus





























bullet::::- epistle to philemon





























bullet::::- epistle to the hebrews





























bullet::::- epistle of james





























bullet::::- first epistle of peter





























bullet::::- second epistle of peter





























bullet::::- first epistle of john
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