author of the early Christian work, "Ecclesiastical History"

a term used in biblical times for those who were not Jewish

Jewish author of the historical book "Antiquities"

early church father who identified James, the author of the epistle bearing his name, as "brother of our Lord"

wisdom centered on advice and guidance for everyday life (e.g. - Proverbs)

prostitute from Jericho who assisted the Jewish spies in capturing the city; regarded for her faith in the Epistle of James

wisdom gained by searching for God's purposes behind trials and trouble (e.g. - Job & Ecclesiastes)

the ancient Jewish confession of faith found in Deuteronomy 6:4

father of the apostle and gospel-writer John, and his lesser known brother James

Greek word (transliteration) meaning "to declare righteous", "to justify", or "to vindicate"