Background
Themes of Jude
Old Testament References
Jude's Exhortations
Miscellaneous
100

The author of the book of Jude

Jude

100

The opening charge of Jude

Contend for the faith

100

Jude mentions this city, along with Gomorrah, as an example of those suffering punishment by eternal fire

Sodom

100

Jude tells believers to build yourselves up in this

In your most holy faith

100

Jude is this many chapters long

One

200

The audience of the book of Jude

Jewish believers

200

The type of people Jude warns about

False teachers

200

Jude says the Lord later destroyed those who did not believe after saving this group from Egypt

The Israelites

200

Jude tells believers to pray in this

In the Holy Spirit

200

Jude contains this many verses

25

300

The timeline when the book of Jude was written

Between 68-70 AD

300

Jude gives examples of _________ against God's authority (type of people)

Rebels

300

Jude refers to this group as those who did not stay within their own position of authority but left their proper dwelling

Angels

300

Believers are told to wait for this

The mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ

300

Jude comes immediately before this book in the Bible

Revelation

400
Jude's brother

James

400

Jude explains that false teachers will be ________ by God

Judged

400

Jude compares false teachers to Cain, Balaam, and this man who rebelled against Moses

Korah

400

Believers are told to have mercy on these people

Those who doubt

400

Jude references this Jewish text that is not part of the biblical canon

1 Enoch

500

Jude's half brother

Jesus

500

Before Jude decided to write about contenting for the faith, he was eager to write about this

Our common salvation

500

Jude refers to Michael disputing with Satan over this person's body

Moses

500

Believers are told to save others by snatching them out of this

the fire

500

Jude is one of this many one-chapter books in the New Testament

4 (Philemon, 2 John, 3 John, Jude)

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