The Book of James is the ultimate explanation of faith and works and how they relate James makes considerable effort to explain that believers are not justified by the works of the law (Galatians 2 16 He explains that even if they do their best to keep the law and rituals impossible and fail even the tiniest part of the law, they would be guilty of breaking all of it (James 2 10 The law is one body, and breaking one part of it is breaking all of it James challenges faithful believers to live their faith Our walk of faith requires accurate knowledge about God's Word James encourages us not to stop learning but to apply God's precepts in our lives, allowing our faith to become a living manifestation of our Christian walk Christians find this letter challenging, with James presenting sixty obligations in only one hundred
and eight verses James builds on Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount, motivating us to apply what He taught.