You're thinking of passages like "17 Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone." or "24 You see then how by works a man is justified, and not by faith only."
So, no, the word "works" means the exact opposite of belief. He is contrasting faith, which is belief, believing, with works, which is doing. What the whole chapter is saying is that faith alone is not sufficient; you need to put that faith into practice. Otherwise your faith is meaningless.
No, in James 2, the word "works" does not mean "believe." Instead, "works" refer to actions and deeds that demonstrate or prove one's faith. James emphasizes the importance of both faith and actions working together for a complete and genuine faith.
In the King James version the word - works - appears 236 times the word - works' - appears once
The Word 'believe' appears in the King James version 143 times.
a divise that works
The Placebo Effect
The word 'believe' is found 143 times in the Bible in 131 verses (Kings James Version)
I don't believe there is such a word.
A person who works with glass.
I suppose you mean "What does the word heaven mean?" , so the word heaven doesn't mean anything, it is a place that the religious believe in.
At the moment, I like Microsoft Works Word Possessor. I don't believe it's the greatest, but it works for me.
I believe that word is 'litter'.
Azure is a word for blue. i believe it is Italian.
You just believe it or believe yourself