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James 2:9
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But if all you do is ride by those less fortunate than you or who are different than you, then it is you who is the scoundrel and will be treated as such.
James 2:13
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There will be no mercy waitin' on a cowboy who never showed anyone else such a thing. But mercy trumps judgment every single time.
James 2:14
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What good is a faith that only goes as far as their lips? Is a person a cowboy if he claims to have a saddle, but it's never seen a set of pockets or a mount? Can faith that is never used actually save someone?
James 2:16
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and a cowboy says to them, "Ride tall in the saddle my friend and stay warm and eat well," but doesn't offer to help them, what good is it to say such things?
James 2:18
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Now some folks will mouth-off and say that if they have faith, they don't have to do anything. But I say that a saddle ain't nothin' but a decoration if it ain't on a horse and being used. Same goes for faith and works.
James 3:14
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But if your way is riddled with bitter jealousy and always lookin' out only for yourself, don't go around braggin' and lyin' about who you really are.
James 3:15
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This ain't wisdom. It's nothin' but evil and worldly . . . even demonic.
James 4:2
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You want and want, yet do not have; you slay and lust, but you cannot get; you start fights and argue over everything. You don't have what you really need because you don't ask for it.
James 4:6
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But the Boss is above and beyond generous. That's why the Good Book says, "God shuns the proud, but always makes a spot for the humble."
James 4:16
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But no, you've got everything figured out and you're expecting God just to go along with whatever you want to do. There ain't nothin' right about doing things that way.
James 5:1
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Take a deep seat all you who are rich. You think you've got it easy, but there's a mess of trouble headed your way.
James 5:5
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You're full of pleasure and plenty, but all this is just like grain you've been feeding yourself for the slaughter to come.
1 Peter 1:6
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I know you're excited about the great things to come, even though you know the brush and hell you'll have to ride through to get there. But in the end, it'll all be worth it.
1 Peter 1:7
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These troubles make your faith stronger and make you authentic. Faith like this is worth more than all the cash and cattle in the world. Gold can be made pure through fire, but pure gold can ruin a man. Your faith will not.
1 Peter 1:8
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Even though you haven't seen Jesus, you still love him. You can't see him with your eyes, but you believe in him with your heart. You have a joy inside of you that cannot be explained.
1 Peter 1:14
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Before, you only rode for yourself and did whatever you wanted to do. But now you are children of God and we ride for him and do whatever he wants us to.
1 Peter 1:17
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You talk to God and call him your Father, but he ain't going to cut you no slack. Everyone will answer for the lives they live. So, while your time on earth is short, make it a good ride. Ride with respect toward God and all he has done for you.
1 Peter 1:18
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The way you used to live is useless to you now. You didn't know any better so you just did what everyone else was doing. But you have a new boss now who is showing you a better way. You were purchased from death at a terrible price that was not silver or gold.
1 Peter 1:20
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He was chosen for this ride before the world was made, but now you have had the opportunity to witness it.
1 Peter 1:23
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You have been made new! This new life isn't made from something perishable, but imperishable. You were made new through the good news that lasts forever and ever.
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