The Epistle of James

Stumpel

Augustus Neander carefully explores practical and theoretical aspects of the epistle by James. This book is part of a series containing Neander's commentaries on the books of Philippians. James and 1 John.Johann August Wilhelm Neander belonged to a Jewish family and originally bore the name of David Mendel. He changed his name to Neander when he became a Christian in 1806. He studied theology in Berlin. After a year of teaching in Heidelberg (1812), he returned to Berlin as professor of ecclesiastical history (1813). Here he attracted many students not only by the quality of his scholarship but also by the spirit of piety he brought to his work.

Bol

Augustus Neander carefully explores practical and theoretical aspects of the epistle by James. This book is part of a series containing Neander's commentaries on the books of Philippians. James and 1 John. Johann August Wilhelm Neander belonged to a Jewish family and originally bore the name of David Mendel. He changed his name to Neander when he became a Christian in 1806. He studied theology in Berlin. After a year of teaching in Heidelberg (1812), he returned to Berlin as professor of ecclesiastical history (1813). Here he attracted many students not only by the quality of his scholarship but also by the spirit of piety he brought to his work.