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James and Martin Luther: The Jewish Law, Faith and Social Justice by Ron Dart

Apr 26, 2010 | Author - Ron Dart

There is good evidence to suggest that James was the brother of Jesus, and James was a significant leader (many would suggest he was the first bishop) of the church in Jerusalem. There is no doubt that James would have  heard Jesus’ insights on the Beatitudes...

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