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A practical commentary, or, An exposition with notes on the Epistle of James : delivered in sundry weekly lectures at Stoke-Newington in Middlesex, near London (1653) Manton, Thomas, 1620-1677 · London : Printed by John Macock · leaf 24
The word J^ya©- isfometimes put to imply an abjefl and vile con-dition, as that of a flave or bondman: fo the Apoftk Paul, whenhe faith,* Bond or free are all one in Chrtfi • for ^o«ihe ufeth the * Gal.j t8,word cTbaO-j and this great Apoftle thinkech it an honor to be/»A©-, the fervant of God; The… … B But C H A p. I. An Bxfofittorh with Notesy V e r s. i Gro* In liicum. But why not Apofile ? Qrotim fuppofeth the reafon to be^be-caufc neither James the fon of ZehdeeyUox James o^ Alpheiu,ymsthe Author of this Epiftlc, but fome third James; not an Apoftle,but Proficient of the Presbytery at… Bible · Puritans
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