365. (3) To you is his desire, and you have dominion over him', which means that charity wishes to reside with faith but cannot because faith wishes to have dominion over it, which is contrary to order. As long as faith wishes to have dominion, it is not faith. But once charity has dominion, it is faith, for the chief thing of faith is charity, as shown already. Charity may be compared to a flame of fire, without which heat and light do not exist since it is the source of heat and light; separated faith may be compared to light which, when devoid of the heat of the flame, is certainly light, but winter light when everything becomes inactive and dies off.

Title: James Symbolizes Charity

Topic: Salvation

Summary: The Apostle James lives his life with others but dies alone by Herod's sword. This parallels the way heartfelt neighborly love can be killed by selfishness and bad teachings.

Use the reference links below to follow along in the Bible as you watch.

References:
Matthew 17:1-2
Mark 5:35-37; 14:32-33, 37; 10:35-45; 13:3-4
Matthew 20:20-21
Luke 9:51-56
James 1:1, 17-26; 2:8, 14-20, 22-26; 3:13-18; 4:1-4, 7-8, 17; 5:8, 14-16
Acts of the Apostles 12:1-20
Genesis 4:2-17