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For if a gold-ringed man in shining clothing enters into your gathering, and a poor man in filthy clothing also enters, and you look-upon[a] the one wearing the shining clothing and say “You be sitting here honorably[b]”, and you say to the poor manYou stand there, or be sitting under[c] my footstool”, did you not make-distinctions among yourselves and become judges with[d] evil thoughts?

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Footnotes

  1. James 2:3 That is, look with favor upon.
  2. James 2:3 Or, fitly, well, appropriately.
  3. James 2:3 Or, at. That is, under the shadow cast by it.
  4. James 2:4 Or, characterized by.

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