In this verse Jude reminds his readers that the apostles had predicted the emergence of false teachers. Unlike the false teachers who served only themselves, ...

Jude urges his readers to remember what the apostles teach. It is not unexpected that mocking, lustful men will come to cause divisions in the church.

Jude 1:17 Commentaries: But you, beloved, ought to remember the words that were spoken beforehand by the apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ, Jude 1:17.

17 мар. 2008 г. · Jude turns his thoughts to his believing readers. The word “but” contrasts Christians with apostates.

Jude issues a warning to the evil men who were perverting the belief and conduct of the church. He tells them that he is, in fact, doing nothing other than ... Bridgeway Bible Commentary · Smith's Bible Commentary

Jude appealed to apostolic teaching that confirmed God's destruction of the wicked. Jude also exhorted his readers to pursue a godly life by relying on God's ...

The letter of Jude is essentially a sermon. In it, Jude preached against the dangerous practices and doctrines that put the gospel of Jesus Christ in peril.

The apostle addresses the saints in this manner, to distinguish them from the false teachers, and to show that he had a different opinion of them from them.

5 июн. 2011 г. · Jude wanted to write a letter to the church about our common salvation. He focused on the core of our faith: the story of Jesus Christ, the Son ...

19 дек. 2021 г. · Jude points out that the false workers who creep into the church will be motivated and controlled by their own lusts.