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Where is “Count it all joy” in the Bible?
“Count it all joy” is James 1:2. James writes it in his letter to Jewish believers scattered abroad.
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In the Bible
It is James 1:2.
Yes, it is in the Bible.
James writes it in his letter to Jewish believers scattered abroad.
The verse
My brothers and sisters, think of it as complete joy when you run into trials of every kind, for you know that when your faith is tested, it produces endurance.
James 1:2-3 · open the chapter →
What it means there
James does not call trials pleasant. He says what they produce: tested faith grows endurance. The joy is in where the trial leads.
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Where is “Count it all joy” in the Bible?
“Count it all joy” is James 1:2. These exact words are in the King James Bible. The Lumin Translation, a modern English Bible, is quoted here, and it words the verse differently. James writes it in his letter to Jewish believers scattered abroad.
Is “Count it all joy” in the Bible?
Yes. It is James 1:2. In the Lumin Translation, James 1:2-3 reads: “My brothers and sisters, think of it as complete joy when you run into trials of every kind, for you know that when your faith is tested, it produces endurance.”
Who said “Count it all joy”?
James writes it in his letter to Jewish believers scattered abroad.
What does “Count it all joy” mean in the Bible?
James does not call trials pleasant. He says what they produce: tested faith grows endurance. The joy is in where the trial leads.
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