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S. LAWS : A Commentary on the Epistle of James (A. and C. Black, 1980) 273 pp., £5.95 (paperback)

Since there has not been a major exegetical treatment of the Epistle of James by an English-speaking scholar for many decades, considerable interest attaches to the appearance of Sophie Laws’ work: it is good to be able to say that the commentary not only maintains the high standards of the Black’s Series but also fares well in a comparison with recent scholarly studies in French and German, including that of Dibelius which