To whom does James direct his readers as the source of wisdom? Solomon’s proverbs Greek philosophers God Paul’

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To whom does James direct his readers as the source of wisdom?

Solomon’s proverbs
Greek philosophers
God
Paul’s writings
Jewish wisdom literature written during the Intertestamental Period
Peter’s preaching
Israel’s sages

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God.

James explicitly tells his readers to ask God for wisdom (James 1:5) and contrasts “earthly” wisdom with “wisdom from above” that comes from God (James 3:13–18). He does not point them to Solomon, Greek philosophers, Paul, intertestamental literature, Peter, or human sages as the primary source.

To whom does James direct his readers as the source of wisdom?

Solomon’s proverbs
Greek philosophers
God
Paul’s writings
Jewish wisdom literature written during the Intertestamental Period
Peter’s preaching
Israel’s sages

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To whom does James direct his readers as the source of wisdom? Solomon’s proverbs Greek philosophers God Paul’s writings Jewish wisdom literature written during the Intertestamental Period Peter’s preaching Israel’s sages

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To whom does James direct his readers as the source of wisdom?

Solomon’s proverbs
Greek philosophers
God
Paul’s writings
Jewish wisdom literature written during the Intertestamental Period
Peter’s preaching
Israel’s sages