James 1:2-4

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My brothers, when you have fallen into various trials, consider everything a joy, knowing that the proving of your faith exercises patience, and patience brings a work to perfection, so that you may be perfect and whole, deficient in nothing.

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James 1:2-4 - My brothers, when you have fallen into various trials, consider everything a joy,
knowing that the proving of your faith exercises patience,
and patience brings a work to perfection, so that you may be perfect and whole, deficient in nothing.

James 1:2-4 - My brothers, when you have fallen into various trials, consider everything a joy,
knowing that the proving of your faith exercises patience,
and patience brings a work to perfection, so that you may be perfect and whole, deficient in nothing.

James 1:2-4 - My brothers, when you have fallen into various trials, consider everything a joy,
knowing that the proving of your faith exercises patience,
and patience brings a work to perfection, so that you may be perfect and whole, deficient in nothing.

James 1:2-4 - My brothers, when you have fallen into various trials, consider everything a joy,
knowing that the proving of your faith exercises patience,
and patience brings a work to perfection, so that you may be perfect and whole, deficient in nothing.

James 1:2-4 - My brothers, when you have fallen into various trials, consider everything a joy,
knowing that the proving of your faith exercises patience,
and patience brings a work to perfection, so that you may be perfect and whole, deficient in nothing.

James 1:2-4 - My brothers, when you have fallen into various trials, consider everything a joy,
knowing that the proving of your faith exercises patience,
and patience brings a work to perfection, so that you may be perfect and whole, deficient in nothing.

James 1:2-4 - My brothers, when you have fallen into various trials, consider everything a joy,
knowing that the proving of your faith exercises patience,
and patience brings a work to perfection, so that you may be perfect and whole, deficient in nothing.