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What does the Bible say about faith without works?

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The Bible states that faith without works is dead, as noted in James 2:20.

In James 2:20, it is clearly articulated that faith without works is dead, indicating that both faith and works are essential in a believer's life. This passage warns against the foolishness of separating faith from action, reminding us that genuine faith produces good works as a natural outcome. This teaching resonates throughout the entirety of Scripture, emphasizing that true faith in God naturally manifests itself in obedience and righteous living.
Scripture References: James 2:20, James 2:14-26

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