Jude issues a caution to the church by giving 6 descriptive terms of what becomes of those who make choices contrary to God's word.

Jude describes the false teachers in the church as poisoning rejecters who curse glorious beings. The example of the archangel Michael sets the standard on how to deal with the devil and submit to the authority of God.

Jude describes the false teachers in the church as poisoning rejecters who curse glorious beings. The example of the archangel Michael sets the standard on how to deal with the devil and submit to the authority of God.

As false teaching entered the church, Jude gives three examples of sinful practices that the church was -forgetting.- In these three verse Jude identifies the sin of unbelief, pride and illicit sexual activity and contrasts where each rebel once lived to where God's judgment placed them.

As false teaching entered the church, Jude gives three examples of sinful practices that the church was "forgetting." In these three verse Jude identifies the sin of unbelief, pride and illicit sexual activity and contrasts where each rebel once lived to where God's judgment placed them.

Robert Walker teaches the gospel to the Jewish community of Brooklyn, NYC along with Chosen people Ministries. His message from Revelation 12 traces the reason for the hatred the Jewish people have experienced for so many centuries.

Robert Walker teaches the gospel to the Jewish community of Brooklyn, NYC along with Chosen people Ministries. His message from Revelation 12 traces the reason for the hatred the Jewish people have experienced for so many centuries.

The crux of Jude letter is laid out in vv.3-4 - God's people are to contend for the doctrine entrusted to them as the church of Christ by believing and practicing it. Those who do otherwise will face God's prescribed judgment.

The crux of Jude letter is laid out in vv.3-4 - God's people are to contend for the doctrine entrusted to them as the church of Christ by believing and practicing it. Those who do otherwise will face God's prescribed judgment.

1 John reassures the believer of saving faith on account of the immense and ongoing love of God.