In The Expositor's Bible: The General Epistles of St. James and St. Jude, Alfred Plummer provides an in-depth analysis of the letters attributed to St. James and St. Jude in the New Testament. This volume aims to clarify the theological and practical messages of these epistles, emphasizing their relevance for Christian living. Plummer meticulously examines the historical context, authorship, and key themes of both letters, offering insights into their distinct characteristics and intended audiences. He highlights James' focus on faith manifesting in works and Jude's call to contend for the faith amidst challenges posed by false teachers. Plummer's commentary delves into the literary structure and rhetorical devices employed in the epistles, illuminating the way these texts communicate their messages. He addresses the moral and ethical teachings in James, advocating for a faith that is active and compassionate. Similarly, he explores Jude’s warnings against heresy, reinforcing the importance of maintaining doctrinal integrity within the early Christian community. Through his detailed exegesis, Plummer aims to make these often-overlooked letters accessible and applicable to contemporary readers.