Jude
Author of the Epistle and servant of Jesus Christ.
Jude, a brother of James, writes to warn believers about false teachers and to encourage them to contend for the faith.
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Key Figures — Jude 1
6 figures
Jesus Christ
Lord and Savior, central figure of the Christian faith.
Jude identifies himself as a servant of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the authority and divinity of Christ.
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Defender of God's people and opponent of Satan.
Michael contends with the devil over the body of Moses, demonstrating the spiritual warfare and respect for divine authority.
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First murderer, symbol of rebellion against God.
Jude references Cain as an example of those who follow their own evil desires, leading to destruction.
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Prophet who led Israel into sin for personal gain.
Jude uses Balaam as an example of greed and leading others astray for profit.
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Leader of a rebellion against Moses.
Jude cites Korah's rebellion as a warning against rejecting God's appointed leaders.
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