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That James is reckoned by Paul among the Jam, has certainly been adduced as an argument for the opposite opinion; but that Paul does not reckon those named as aft-jam because they were apostles, is undeniable; and that only apostles could be considered as 6101, is an unwarranted assumption. Bouman thinks that a mere private person could not attain to such an import ance; but he overlooks the fact that James, as the most prominent of the brothers of the Lord, who are named alongside of the apostles, was more than a mere private person.
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