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Jude

What is the book of Jude about in the Bible? Watch as we explain its major themes and gain a deeper understanding of its place in the biblical story.

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Jude confronts corrupt teachers who distort the message about his brother Jesus and lead others astray.

The book of Judah illustrates God's judgment on rebellion, while warning against the rebels who are corrupting other people. Judah then challenges the church to contend for the faith and stay faithful to God. As God's new temple, believers must build their lives on the core message of Jesus and then pray, love, and obey.

Their lives must reflect their faith because God's grace through Jesus demands a whole-life response that includes moral living. The way they live is the most reliable indicator of what they actually believe.

A Call to Live By Example

Written by one of Jesus’ half brothers Judah, the book of Jude is a message to Jesus’ Jewish followers. Judah assumes a deep familiarity with the Hebrew Bible and Jewish literature, and he uses these texts to refute corrupt teachers who lived immoral lives.

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