New Testament · General Letters
Jude
Jude writes urgently about teachers who had slipped into the church, and closes with one of Scripture's best known blessings.
- Authorship
- Written by Jude, who describes himself as a brother of James.
- Historical setting
- Written to believers facing corrupted teaching.
- Key themes
- Contending for the faith · Warning from history · Mercy toward doubters · God who keeps us
- Where it sits in the story
- A short, sharp call to guard what was handed down.
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