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Jude Bible Study Guide

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Jude overview

Letter

Jude — Contend for the Faith

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New Testament
Biblical periodApostolic mission and churches

The risen Christ sends witnesses, gathers Jews and Gentiles, and forms churches through apostolic teaching.

Book passageJude 1
WriterThe letter names Jude, servant of Jesus Christ and brother of James, as its writer.
AudienceBelievers urged to contend for the faith against corrupt teachers.
Ruling powers / settingRome frames the wider church setting; the letter focuses on covenant warning and final judgment.

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Jude 1:1-2Jude 1:3Jude 1:4Jude 1:5Jude 1:14-15Jude 1:20-21Jude 1:22-23Jude 1:24-25

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