Excerpt from Calvin's Commentary on the Epistle of James, Newly Translated From the Original Latin, Vol. 1: With Notes, Practical, Historical, and Critical

Yby a majority, but rejected by fome, are the epifilcs of James and Jude; the fecond and third of John; and the fecond of Peter. The epillle of James, however, was received into the facred canon very early, as is evident from its being tranflated into Syriac, at the fame time, with the firft epiftles of Peter and of John. The evidence, that thefe three epif'tles were written by apof'tles, no doubt, was the reafon why they were fo early adopted as canonical.

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