You're not going to be here. Of the three men named James in the New Testament, which one wrote the book of James? And another question,

Is James actually a Hebrew name anyway?

Hello, we are Scott and Maureen Proctor

and this is Meridian Magazine's Come Follow Me Podcast today on the Book of James.

Our title is Be Ye doers of the Word and not Hearers only.

By the way, we still have some calendars left celebrating the

bicentennial of the first vision with Scott's beautiful photography from

the Sacred Grove and the Smith Farm, but they are going fast and we may or may not

reorder. One person ordered 41 because she lives in a retirement community and

every year gives all the single brothers and sisters in her ward a gift.

Such a kind gesture.

That's so nice.

We priced it, so it is a good gift for all the people you want to remember in a meaningful

way during the holidays.

It's $15 and you can look at it at Latter-day St. mag.com

forward slash calendar. That's Latter-day Saint-Mag.com forward slash calendar.

The New Testament tells dot com forward slash calendar.

The New Testament tells us that there were three leaders in the early church named James.

The first that leaps to mind, of course, is the James of Peter James and John Group who were the first presidency of the church

and who accompanied the Lord both to the Mount of Transfiguration and

further in than the rest of the Apostles at the Garden of

Gassimini. We know this James well and the other two James less well.

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