James to Jude

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These seven letters towards the end of the New Testament are a diverse collection, addressed by their writers to widely scattered groups and individuals.

They cover topics that range from the meaning of authentic Christian living (as distinct from following Jewish cultural norms), to encouraging perseverance among believers suffering persecution from the authorities.

Above all, the writers seek to clarify what is true and what is false teaching - and to instruct the young Church as to how to tell the difference.

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