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VER. JUDE 1:1 toi/j evn qew|/ patri. hvgaphme,noij {A}
Instead of hvgaphme,noij, which is decisively supported by î72 a A B
Y 81 1739 vg syrph, h copsa, bo arm eth Origen Lucifer _al,_ th
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THE GENERAL EPISTLE OF JUDE.
_Chronological Notes relative to this Epistle._
-Year of the Constantinopolitan era of the world, or that used by the
Byzantine historians, and other eastern writers, 55...
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JUDE, THE SERVANT OF JESUS CHRIST - If the view taken in the
Introduction to the Epistle is correct, Jude sustained a near relation
to the Lord Jesus, being, as James was, “the Lord’s brother,”
Galati...
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ANALYSIS AND ANNOTATIONS
I. THE INTRODUCTION
Jude 1:1
Jude in his brief introduction speaks of the Christian believers, whom
he addresses, as called ones, sanctified by God the Father, and
preserved...
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The author had intended to write them a pastoral letter, but
circumstances have made it necessary for him to write in a different
strain and to exhort them to contend earnestly for the faith. These
ci...
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Jude, the servant of Jesus Christ and the brother of James, sends this
letter to the called who are beloved in God and kept by Jesus Christ.
May mercy and peace and love he multiplied to you.
Few thi...
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WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A CHRISTIAN (Jude 1:1-2)...
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JUDE. See Introductory Notes.
THE. a.
SERVANT. App-190.
JESUS CHRIST. App-98.
JAMES. See James 1:1.
SANCTIFIED. All the texts and the Syriac read "beloved" (App-135.)
BY. in. App-104.
GOD. App-...
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_Jude, the servant of Jesus Christ, and brother of James_ The question
who the writer was who thus describes himself has been discussed in
the Introduction. Here it will be enough to note (1) that the...
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ἸΗΣΟΥ͂ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΥ͂ ΔΟΥ͂ΛΟΣ. So in James 1:1 (where
θεοῦ καί is prefixed): the word is also in 2 Peter 1:1 δ.
καὶ�. Χ.
ἈΔΕΛΦῸΣ ΔῈ ἸΑΚΏΒΟΥ. Jude was a “brother of the
Lord” but does not say so, perhaps fro...
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AND BROTHER OF JAMES,— He might also have called himself _the
brother_ of our Lord, for he was nearly related to the Lord Jesus
Christ, according to the flesh; but though the evangelists have given
th...
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INTRODUCTION AND SALUTATION: A BELIEVER KEPT SECURELY IN THE STATE OF
HIS CHOICE
_Text_
1.
Jude, a servant of Jesus Christ, and brother of James to them that are
called, beloved in God the Father,...
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Jude, the servant of Jesus Christ, and brother of James, to them that
are sanctified by God the Father, and preserved in Jesus Christ, and
called:
SERVANT OF JESUS CHRIST - as His minister and apo...
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VERSE 1. JUDE, THE SERVANT OF JESUS CHRIST.
The author first gives his name, and then proceeds to give the means
by which he may be identified. He first says, a servant of Jesus
Christ. This expressio...
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1 Jude's stress on human relationships is very strong, especially as
James, his brother, gained the ascendancy among the Circumcision
because of his physical relationship to the Lord. Even Peter and J...
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1:1 in (c-21) Or, possibly, 'by.'...
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I. Judges 1:1; Judges 1:2. Greeting.
II. Judges 1:3. The ungodly men.
(_a_) 3, 4, 'I was writing a pastoral letter to you when the news that
certain ungodly men have crept in obliged me to address yo...
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At the time of the *New Testament, most people understood the *Greek
language. Jude’s letter follows the usual *Greek custom (as in most
*New Testament letters; see also Acts 23:26). The letter begins...
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FIGHT FOR THE *FAITH!
JUDE
_HILDA BRIGHT_
WHAT THIS LETTER IS ABOUT
Jude wrote the letter to warn his readers against false teachers.
These teachers claimed to be Christians. But they were being...
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(1, 2) Address and greeting.
(1) JUDE. — As to the Jade who here addresses us see _Introduction,_
I.
THE SERVANT OF JESUS CHRIST. — Better, _a servant of Jesus Christ._
There is nothing to show that t...
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_Salutation_. Jude a servant of Jesus Christ and brother of James, to
those who have received the divine calling, beloved of the Father,
kept safe in Jesus Christ. May mercy, peace and love be richly...
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“CONTEND EARNESTLY FOR THE FAITH”
Jude 1:1
Kept is the keynote of this Epistle. It occurs in Jude 1:1; Jude 1:6;
Jude 1:21, and in another form in...
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The subject of this epistle is apostasy. Apostasy is shown to be
wilful return to ungodliness. Two classes are dealt with: those who
"kept not," and are therefore "kept"; and those who "keep themselve...
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ASSURANCE FOR THE CHRISTIAN
The author calls himself Jude, or Judas, which literally means
"renowned." He also says he is the brother of James, who is thought to
be the one so outstanding in the churc...
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Jude, the servant of Jesus Christ, and (a) brother of James, to them
that are sanctified (b) by God the Father, and preserved in Jesus
Christ, [and] called:
(a) This is to distinguish between him and...
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_And brother of James, the apostle and bishop of Jerusalem; he might
have added, the brother of Christ, as he and the same St. James are so
styled; i.e. cousin germans. --- And called. That is, to all...
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CONTENTS
The opening of this Epistle is truly sweet. Jude addresseth all he
hath to say to the Church. It is to you, Beloved, Jude saith that he
writes. He then, through the greater Part of the Chapt...
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We enter now on the last of those letters as they stand in the common
Bible , THE EPISTLE OF JUDE. I will take this opportunity of
instituting briefly a comparison with part of the second Epistle of
P...
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1_Judee the servant of Jesus Christ_. He calls himself the servant of
Christ, not as the name applies to all the godly, but with respect to
his apostleship; for they were deemed peculiarly the servant...
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The Epistle of Jude develops the history of the apostasy of
Christendom, from the earliest elements that crept into the assembly
to corrupt it, down to its judgment at the appearing of our Lord, but
a...
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JUDE, THE SERVANT OF JESUS CHRIST,.... The author of this epistle is
the same who is elsewhere called Judas, Luke 6:16, who was one of the
twelve apostles of Christ, whose name was also Lebbaeus, and...
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_Jude, the servant of Jesus Christ_ The highest glory which any,
either man or angel, can aspire to. The word _servant_, under the old
covenant, was adapted to the spirit of fear and bondage, which cl...
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Introductory salutation:...
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JUDE, THE SERVANT OF JESUS CHRIST AND BROTHER OF JAMES, TO THEM THAT
ARE SANCTIFIED BY GOD THE FATHER, AND PRESERVED IN JESUS CHRIST, AND
CALLED:...
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This last of the epistles shows sadly the last state of the public
testimony of the church on earth; not one of dignity or victory, but
of corruption, defeat, apostasy. It cuts out by the roots all gl...
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1-4 Christians are called out of the world, from the evil spirit and
temper of it; called above the world, to higher and better things, to
heaven, things unseen and eternal; called from sin to Christ...
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JUDE CHAPTER 1
JUDGES 1:1 After a general address, Jude exhorteth Christians to
constancy in the received faith.
JUDGES 1:4 He foretelleth the punishment of certain false teachers
crept into the c...
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Origen Commentary on Matthew Book X
And Jude, who wrote a letter of few lines, it is true, but filled with
the healthful words of heavenly grace, said in the preface, "Jude, the
servant of Jesus Chri...
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Jude 1:1 Jude G2455 bondservant G1401 Jesus G2424 Christ G5547 and
G1161 brother G80 James G2385 called G2822 sanctified...
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INTRODUCTORY GREETING.
‘Jude, a servant of Jesus Christ, and brother of James, to those who
are called ones, beloved in God the Father, and kept for Jesus
Christ.'
Jude writes as a servant of Jesus...
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Jude 1:1. JUDAS. This name is of frequent occurrence in the New
Testament, and is given in the shorter form, Jude, only here in the
Authorised Version, perhaps to distinguish the writer from Iscariot;...
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SERVANT
(δουλος). Precisely as James (James 1:1), only James added
κυριου (Lord).BROTHER OF JAMES
(αδελφος Ιακωβου). Thus Jude identifies himself. But not
the "Judas of James" (Luke 6:16; Acts 1:1...
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PRESERVED
Assurance is the believer's full conviction that, through the work of
Christ alone, received by faith, he is in possession of a salvation in
which he will be eternally kept. And this assura...
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Jude 1:1. _Jude._
That is to say Judas, not Iscariot,
Jude 1:1. _The servant of Jesus Christ, and brother of James,_
He does not say, «and brother of our Lord,» for we know that James
and Judas wer...
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CONTENTS: The apostasy and apostate teachers described. Assurance and
comfort for true believers.
CHARACTERS: God, Christ, Holy Spirit, Jude, James, Michael, Moses,
Cain, Balaam, Enoch, Adam.
CONCLUS...
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THE gleanings of the church respecting St. Jude are few. Du Pin, who
spent his life in ecclesiastical studies, says, he had the surname of
Lebbeus and Thaddeus, was brother of James the less, and is c...
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FROM JUDE. If he had been one of the Twelve, he would probably have
mentioned it. BROTHER OF JAMES. This identifies him. James was well
known (Galatians 2:9; Acts 21:18). The brothers are mentioned in...
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_Jude … to them that are sanctified._
THE APOSTOLIC BENEDICTION
I. The apostolic benediction. St. Jude has given the blessing in a
fuller form than any of his brethren, superadding the benefits of
Ch...
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JUDE—NOTE ON JUDE 1:1 Initial Greeting. Although he is Jesus’
brother, Jude calls himself Jesus’ SERVANT. Jesus is his Lord. He is
also the BROTHER OF JAMES, who plays a major role in the NT ...
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THE ENEMIES OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH
_CRITICAL AND EXEGETICAL NOTES_
Jude 1:1. THE SERVANT.—Better, “a servant.” As he does not call
himself an apostle, we cannot, without adequate reason assigned,
ide...
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EXPOSITION
JUDE 1:1, JUDE 1:2
INSCRIPTION DESCRIPTIVE OF WRITER AND READERS, AND CONVEYING
SALUTATION....
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Shall we go to the general epistle of Jude. Jude introduces himself
as...
A servant of Jesus Christ, and brother of James (Jude 1:1),
The word servant in Greek is doulos, bondslave of Jesus Christ. B...
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1 Corinthians 1:2; 1 Corinthians 6:11; 1 Peter 1:2; 1 Peter 1:5;...
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Jude. Rev., Judas. One of the brethren of Jesus; not the brother of
James the Apostle, the son of Alphaeus, but of James the
superintendent of the church at Jerusalem. He is named among the
brethren o...
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Jude, a servant of Jesus Christ — The highest glory which any,
either angel or man, can aspire to. The word servant, under the old
covenant, was adapted to the spirit of fear and bondage that clave to...
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Here we have observable, the person saluting, the persons saluted, and
the salutation itself.
Observe, 1. The person saluting described three ways.
1. By his name, JUDE, called Thaddeus and Lebbens,...