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*“dejection” (katēpheia, 4:9)
 
*“dejection” (katēpheia, 4:9)
 
*“daily” (ephēmeros, 2:15)<ref>See Sophie Laws, "A Commentary on the Epistle of James" (1981).</ref>
 
*“daily” (ephēmeros, 2:15)<ref>See Sophie Laws, "A Commentary on the Epistle of James" (1981).</ref>
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The style of Greek is concise, even laconic, without anything to trace it back to an [[Aramaic]] original that some scholars hypothesized. Similarity with the style of [[Hebrew]] poetry, which would make sense for one raised in a traditional [[Jewish]] home, has been suggested.  But this writing is purely Greek.
    
== Thomas Aquinas and the Epistle of James ==
 
== Thomas Aquinas and the Epistle of James ==
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