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Many have attributed the Epistle of James to a brother of Jesus, and if His brother wrote a letter, then why wouldn't Jesus?

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*In light of the rejection of Jesus by some Hebrew leaders, it makes sense that Jesus would write a post-Resurrection letter to the Hebrew people anonymously.

*The Epistle to the Hebrews is unique in its attempt to explain the concept of [[faith]] -- something that Jesus emphasized in His ministry, and perhaps only He could explain as this Epistle does.

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*Jesus spent 40 days on Earth between the Resurrection and the Ascension, and it is implausible that He did not continue His ministry in an effective way. Writing an Epistle is most plausible activity, given what had transpired.

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*Jesus spent 40 days on Earth between the Resurrection and the Ascension, and it is implausible that He did not continue His ministry in an effective way. Writing (or distributing) an Epistle is most plausible activity, given what had transpired.

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*Many have attributed the [[Epistle of James]] to a brother of Jesus, and if His brother wrote a letter, then why wouldn't Jesus?

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