How does James say the rich have treated the just?

Answer

"You have condemned and killed the just; and he does not resist you." James 5: 6.
NOTE - There is nothing more rapacious and heartless than greed, or covetousness. To obtain its
ends, it disregards the rights, the welfare, and even the lives of those affected by its merciless schemes and
intrigues. The righteous, or just, however, do not make forcible resistance to this unjust treatment.

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