James 5

Porque si las sembramos y esperamos que serán, tendremos una cosecha abundante, mucho más de lo que hemos invertido".

En Santiago cinco verso siete leemos: "Por tanto, hermanos, tened paciencia hasta la venida del Señor.

Mirad cómo el labrador espera el precioso fruto de la tierra, aguardando con paciencia hasta que reciba la lluvia temprana y la tardía.

Tened también vosotros paciencia y afirmad vuestros corazones, porque la venida del Señor está cerca".

Mi nombre es Irving Travelo.

En el día de hoy, el doctor Adrián Rogers, en la voz del pastor Lenín De Llanón, concluye su estudio bíblico acerca del tema: ¿Se ha convertido su billetera?

En el programa anterior, basado en Santiago cinco, los versos del uno al ocho, vimos tres de los cuatro puntos importantes de este pasaje.

Primero, la inutilidad de las riquezas estancadas.

It's not recorded in this passage.

But listen, the Holy Spirit, who is the author of the Bible from beginning to end, does not record it in 1 Kings 18, but He records it in James 5, verse 17.

Listen to it.

Elijah was a man just like us, and he prayed earnestly that it would not rain, and it did not rain on the land for three and a half years.

C. Matthew 5:37.

James 5:12.

D. Leviticus 5:1.

Proverbs 29:24.

Romans 9:1.

B. Matthew 5:34-36.

James 5:12.

38 Lord's Day.

Sabbath afternoon, we have a number of verses that are mentioned here for our lesson for this week.

We have James 5:17 and 18, 1 Kings 19:1 through 16, 1 Kings 22:1 through 14, Exodus 15:20, 2 Kings 22:11 through 14, and Jeremiah 14:1 through 15.

I don't know if we'll get through all of those, but we will at least get through our memory text, which is found-

Mm-hmm

What the Lord had accomplished through him was incredible, and yet, the quarterly says, "And yet, what?" Question mark.

Hmm.

Now, James presents Elijah, the prophet, in James 5:17 and 18, as a man with a nature like ours.

Mm-hmm.