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click on a link that'll be in the show notes and you can follow link, and it'll take you to that podcast. We are in the Epistle of James. We started this last episode.

We are still in Chapter 1. Last episode, you know, we got the greeting. We talked a little bit about

James as a disputed book. We talked a little bit about the author.

We got to hear James talk about counting it all joy when we are facing different kinds of trials.

He talked about asking God for wisdom. He talked about not saying that you are tempted by God when you are tempted because God tempts no one,

but that sin is the thing that is living inside you.

It's that desire to do the things that you ought not do, and when you do that, that's sin.

And that's sort of where we ended it.

We ended with this great line of, you know, desire when it is conceived, gives birth to sin,

and sin when it is fully grown, brings forth death.

And that's how we ended it.

Yes, we did end it.

And then I think we threw in a gospel proclamation at the end just to say,

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