Jude (4)

Sound the Alarm

Apostates have broken into the church! A prophesy of what’s to come; written 66 AD 69 AD by Jude the brother of James (half bother of J.C.)

Help to identify which Judas wrote this epistle: Three Judas mentioned in the Gospel.

Judas Iscariot (one of the twelve who betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver) -

Judas (Not Iscariot; one of the the twelve. -

Jude the brother of James, Joses, and Simon (sibling of Jesus) -

Why didn’t Jude assert his relationship as brother to Christ in this Epistal? The reason perhaps because neither James or he believed that Jesus was the messiah until after His resurrection. Prior to that they thought HE was besides himself as the scripture puts in, they thought he “gone off” on religion. Judas had to come to Christ as everyone else, accepting Him as savior.

THEME of THE BOOK: Assurance in days of apostasy.

This epistle is an explosive warning for the early church and for the church in this present day.