Paul's Journey to Jerusalem - Acts E5

Paul's Journey to Jerusalem - Acts E5

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An Introduction to an Urgent Letter

The Letter of Jude E2 — In the introduction to his letter, Jude (or Judah) shares that he had hoped to write about the community’s “shared rescue” of salvation in Jesus. But urgent problems in the church forced him to send a warning instead. He calls his readers to “contend for t ...  Show more

Jude: A Family Legacy and a Short Letter

The Letter of Jude E1 — Jude is one of the shortest writings in the New Testament. It comes from one of Jesus’ own brothers (or cousins, or stepbrothers, depending on the tradition). Written in the early years of the Jesus movement, the letter addresses a Jewish community in Jeru ...  Show more

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