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Jude, a servant of Jesus Christ (but brother of James), to those who are
called, beloved in God the Father and kept for Jesus Christ: 2
may mercy, peace, and love be multiplied to you. Title
Alx/Byz[Jude],
Minor[variations of The
General Letter of the Holy Apostle Jude, Brother of James]. 1:1
Alx[beloved],
Byz[sanctified (KJV, NKJ)]; Alx/Byz[and
kept for Jesus Christ], Minor[omits];
Jude Greek Judas; servant Greek
slave; kept for or kept by or
kept in. 1:3
Alx[our common salvation],
Byz[the common salvation (KJV)], Minor[your common salvation (DRA)]. 1:4
Alx/Byz[our only Master and
Lord or the only Master,
and our Lord], Major[the only Lord God, and our Lord (KJV, MRD, NKJ)];
marked out or designated. 1:5
Alx/Byz[I desire to remind you],
Minor[adds brothers]; Alx[you were fully informed], Byz[you once knew this (KJV, NKJ)],
Minor[you were once fully informed (ASV, ESV, NAS, NAU, NET, NJB,
RSV)]; Alx/Byz[the Lord],
Minor[Jesus (DRA, ESV, NET, NLT) others
God (MRD) others God Christ others he (RSV)], Alt[without
textual foundation ADONAI my
Lord (~JNT)]; Alx[who once
saved], Byz[who saved (ASV, DRA, ESV, KJV, NAS, NAU, NET, NIV, NJB,
NKJ, RSV, TLB)]; Alx/Major[the
land of Egypt], Byz[Egypt (HCS, JNT, MRD, NIV, NJB, NLT, REB, TEV)]. 1:8
Alx/Byz[authority],
Minor[authorities]; glorious
ones or angels Greek glories. 1:9
a slanderous accusation or
an accusation of blasphemy. 1:12
Alx[These are the ones who are blemishes], Byz[These are blemishes (DRA,
ESV, ~JNT, KJV, NAB, ~NET, ~NIV, NJB, NKJ, NLT, NRS, ~REB, RSV, TEV, ~TLB)];
Alx/Byz[love feasts],
Minor[deceptions]; Alx/Byz[when
they feast], Minor[adds
with you (ASV, ESV, HCS, JNT, KJV, NAS, NAU, NIV, NJB, NKJ, NLT, NRS,
TLB)]; Alx/Byz[along or away], Minor[about (DRA, KJV, MRD, NAB, NJB, NKJ, ~NLT, ~TLB)]; blemishes
or reefs. 1:14-15
Pseudepigrapha[1 Enoch 1:9 “Behold,
he comes with ten thousands of his saints, to execute judgment upon
them, and destroy the wicked, and reprove all the carnal for
everything which the sinful and ungodly have done, and committed
against him.”]. 1:15
Alx[to execute judgment on all], Byz[adds the ungodly among them (KJV, NKJ)], Minor[adds the ungodly (ASV, DRA, ESV, MRD, NAS, NAU, NIV, NJB, REB,
RSV)]; Alx/Byz[harsh things],
Minor[harsh words (JNT, KJV, MRD, NAB, NET, NIV, ~NLT, REB, TEV)]. 1:16
Alx[their own lusts], Byz[their lusts (ASV, HCS, JNT, MRD, NAB, NET, NLT,
REB, TLB)]. 1:18
Alx/Byz[that], Minor[omits (ASV, ESV, HCS, JNT, KJV, NAB, NET, NIV, NJB, NRS, REB, RSV,
TEV)]; Alx[At the end of time],
Byz[In the last time (ASV, DRA, ESV, HCS, KJV, NAB, NAS, NAU, NET, NIV,
NKJ, NLT, NRS, REB, RSV, TLB)]; 2
Peter 3:3. 1:19
Alx/Byz[cause divisions],
Minor[separate themselves (DRA, KJV, MRD)]. 1:22
Alx/Byz[have mercy on],
Minor[convince (DRA, JNT, RSV) others
omit (MRD)]; Alx[who doubt],
Byz[making a distinction (JNT, KJV, NKJ)]. 1:23
Alx/Major[snatching them out of fire], Byz[snatching them out of the fire (ASV, DRA, ESV, HCS,
JNT, KJV, MRD verse 22, NAB, NAS, NAU, NET, NIV, NJB, NKJ, NLT,
NRS, REB, RSV, TEV, TLB)]; Alx[with
fear], Byz[places with
fear in the first half of the
verse (KJV, NKJ)]. 1:24
Alx[keep you from falling], Byz[keep them from falling]. 1:25
Alx[text], Byz[to the only wise God our Savior, be glory, and majesty,
dominion, and authority, both now and forever. Amen (KJV, NKJ)]. Cross
References 01:01
Matthew 13:55; Mark 6:3; Clement of Alexandria[Fragments from the Latin
Translation of Cassiodorus Comments on Jude]; Origen[Gospel of Matthew Book
X.17, XIII.27] 01:02
2Peter 1:2 01:03
Clement of Alexandria[Stromata Book VII.16]; Irenaeus[Fragments from the
Lost Works 36] 01:03-16
2Peter 2:1-17 01:04
2Peter 2:1; Pseudepigrapha[1Enoch 48:10]; Irenaeus[Against Heresies Book
III.18.5] 01:04-14
Clement of Alexandria[Fragments from the Latin Translation of Cassiodorus
Comments on Jude] 01:05
Exodus 12:51; Numbers 14:29-37; 2Peter 1:12; Pseudepigrapha[1Enoch 10:4] 01:05-06
Clement of Alexandria[The Instructor Book III.8] 01:06 This section also includes topical notes for:
Everlasting Darkness -
Genesis 6:1-4; Matthew 18:8, 25:41; 2Peter 2:4n, 9;
Pseudepigrapha[1Enoch 10:6, 12, 12:4, 22:11; 2Baruch 48:9; 2Enoch 7:1; 4Ezra
7.36; Sibylline Oracles 1.98, 1.350]; Dead Sea Scrolls[4Q Enoch
(4Q202[4QENAR]) COL II 1-28, (4Q202[4QENAR]) COL III 1-6, (4Q202[4QENAR])
COL IV 9-11, (4Q202[4QENAR]) COL VI 5-7, (4Q204[4QENAR]) COL VI 15];
Philo[On Dreams, That they Are God-Sent (1.114) cf. {Exodus 10:21}];
Apostolic[Ignatius - Letter to the Trallians 5:2]; Hippolytus[Refutation of
all Heresies Book IX.22-23]; Irenaeus[Against Heresies Book I.10.1, IV.6.5];
Justin[First Apology 8]; NT-Apocrypha[Epistula Apostolorum 26] 01:06-07
Pseudepigrapha[Testament of Solomon 1:13] 01:07
Genesis 19:1-25; 2Peter 2:6; Pseudepigrapha[4Ezra 2.9; Testament of Naphtali
3:4]; Irenaeus[Against Heresies Book IV.36.4]; Tertullian[To his Wife Book
II.2] 01:07-08
2Peter 2:10 01:08
Origen[Gospel of Matthew Book X.24] 01:08-17
Clement of Alexandria[Stromata Book III.2] 01:09
Deuteronomy 34:6; Daniel 10:13, 21, 12:1; Zechariah 3:2; Revelation 12:7;
Pseudepigrapha[Assumption of Moses All:All; Life of Adam and Eve Vita 15:3,
39.1-3; Testament of Solomon 1:7] 01:10
2Peter 2:12 01:11
Genesis 4:3-8; Numbers 16:1-50, 21:7, 22:1-35, 31:16; 2Peter 2:11, 15;
Cyprian[Epistle LXXV.8]; Irenaeus[Against Heresies Book IV.26.3] 01:12
Proverbs 25:14; Ezekiel 34:8; Matthew 7:16-21n; Apostolic[Ignatius - Letter
to the Smyrnaeans 8:2] 01:12-13
Indian[Dhammapada 308] 01:13
Isaiah 57:20; 2Peter 2:17; OT-Apocrypha[Wisdom of Solomon 14:1];
Pseudepigrapha[1Enoch 18:15, 21:5; 2Enoch 11:2; 40:13; Apocalypse of Elijah
4:11; Testament of Levi 3:2; Testament of Solomon 16:2]; Irenaeus[Against
Heresies Book I.6.3]; Theophilus of Antioch[To Autolycus Book II.15] 01:14
Genesis 5:21-24; Deuteronomy 33:2; Zechariah 14:5; Pseudepigrapha[1Enoch
60:8, 93:3; 2Enoch 71:32; Jubilees 7:39; Martyrdom and Ascension of Isaiah
(3:13-4:22 = Testament of Hezekiah) 4:14] 01:14-15
Pseudepigrapha[1Enoch 1:9]; Dead
Sea Scrolls[4Q Enoch (4Q204[4QENAR]) COL I 16-18]; Anonymous[Treatise
Against the Heretic Novatian 16]; Tertullian[On
the Apparel of Women Book I.3] Behold,
he comes with ten thousands of his saints, to execute judgment upon them,
and destroy the wicked, and reprove all the carnal for everything which
the sinful and ungodly have done, and committed against him. (Pseudepigrapha
- 1Enoch 1:9) I
am aware that the Scripture of Enoch, which has assigned this order (of
action) to angels, is not received by some, because it is not admitted
into the Jewish canon either. I suppose they did not think that, having
been published before the deluge, it could have safely survived that
world-wide calamity, the abolisher of all things. If that is the reason
(for rejecting it), let them recall to their memory that Noah, the
survivor of the deluge, was the great-grandson of Enoch himself; and he,
of course, had heard and remembered, from domestic renown and hereditary
tradition, concerning his own great-grandfather's "grace in the sight
of God," and concerning all his preachings; since Enoch had given no
other charge to Methuselah than that he should hand on the knowledge of
them to his posterity. Noah therefore, no doubt, might have succeeded in
the trusteeship of (his) preaching; or, had the case been otherwise, he
would not have been silent alike concerning the disposition (of things)
made by God, his Preserver, and concerning the particular glory of his own
house. If (Noah) had not had this (conservative power) by so short a
route, there would (still) be this (consideration) to warrant our
assertion of (the genuineness of) this Scripture: he could equally have
renewed it, under the Spirit's inspiration, after it had been destroyed by
the violence of the deluge, as, after the destruction of Jerusalem by the
Babylonian storming of it, every document of the Jewish literature is
generally agreed to have been restored through Ezra. But since Enoch in
the same Scripture has preached likewise concerning the Lord, nothing at
all must be rejected by us which pertains to us; and we read that
"every Scripture suitable for edification is divinely inspired."
By the Jews it may now seem to have been rejected for that (very) reason,
just like all the other (portions) nearly which tell of Christ. Nor, of
course, is this fact wonderful, that they did not receive some Scriptures
which spake of Him whom even in person, speaking in their presence, they
were not to receive. To these considerations is added the fact that Enoch
possesses a testimony in the Apostle Jude. (Tertullian - On the Apparel of
Women Book I.3)] 01:14-16
Pseudepigrapha[Life of Adam and Eve Vita 51:9] 01:15
Malachi 3:13; Pseudepigrapha[Joseph and Aseneth 23:7] 01:16
Leviticus 19:15; Daniel 11:36; Pseudepigrapha[1Enoch 5:4]; Dead Sea
Scrolls[4Q Enoch (4Q201[4QENAR]) COL II 12-17] 01:17
2Peter 3:2 01:18
Isaiah 3:4; 2Peter 3:3 01:18-19
Hippolytus[Appendix to the Works of Hippolytus - On the End of the World 10] 01:19
Novatian[Treatise Concerning the Trinity 29] 01:20
Clement of Alexandria[Fragments from the Latin Translation of Cassiodorus
Comments on Jude] 01:21 This section also includes topical notes for:
Everlasting Life -
Psalms 21:4, 121:8, 133:3; Isaiah 25:8; Daniel 12:2; Matthew 19:16-21,
29, 25:46; Mark 10:30; Luke 18:18, 30, 20:36; John 3:14-16, 4:14, 5:24-25,
29, 39, 6:27, 40, 47, 50-58, 68, 10:10, 27, 28, 12:25, 50, 17:2-3; Acts
13:46, 48; Romans 2:7, 5:21, 6:22-23; 1Corinthians 15:53-54; 2Corinthians
5:1; Galatians 6:8; 1Timothy 1:16, 4:8, 6:12, 19; 2Timothy 1:10; Titus 1:2,
3:7; 1John 2:25, 3:15, 5:11-13, 20; Jude 1:21; Revelation 1:18;
Pseudepigrapha[Odes of Solomon 15.10, 17.14-15, 31.7, 38.3, 40.6; Sibylline
Oracles 1.349]; Dead Sea Scrolls[4Q Ages of Creation (4Q181[4QAGESCREAT])
Fragment 1 3-6]; Philo[Special Laws I (345) cf. {Deuteronomy 4:4}]; Clement
of Alexandria[Exhortation to the Heathen 12; Stromata Book VII.2; The
Instructor Book I.10; Who is the Rich Man that shall be Saved 1, 10-11, 20,
42]; Hippolytus[Refutation of all Heresies Book IX.22-23]; Irenaeus[Against
Heresies Book I.10.1, II.28.7, IV.6.5, V.3.3, 5.2; Fragments from the Lost
Works 37]; Justin[First Apology 8; On the Resurrection 1]; Nag
Hammadi[Testimony of Truth 38; Tripartite Tractate 128] 01:22
Cyprian[Epistle LI.14] 01:22-23
Pseudepigrapha[Testament of Naphtali 3:3]; Clement of Alexandria[Stromata
Book VI.8] 01:22-24
Clement of Alexandria[Fragments from the Latin Translation of Cassiodorus
Comments on Jude] 01:23
Amos 4:11; Zechariah 3:2, 4; Clement of Alexandria[Stromata Book V.5];
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