| James, The Letter of, also called THE EPISTLE OF
ST. JAMES THE APOSTLE, New Testament writing addressed to the early
Christian churches ("to the twelve tribes in the dispersion") and
attributed to James, a Christian Jew, whose identity is disputed. There is
also wide disagreement as to the date of composition. The letter is
moralistic rather than dogmatic and reflects early Jewish Christianity. The
writer covers such topics as endurance under persecution, poverty and
wealth, control of the tongue, care for orphans and widows, cursing,
boasting, oaths, and prayer. The only New Testament reference to anointing
of the sick (5:14) is cited, mostly by Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox
theologians, as a probable reference to what they consider one of the seven
sacraments. |
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