Few studies of scripture combine so few verses with so much controversy and mystery as the book of Jude. The letter is only 25 verses, but despite its short length, it’s one of the least often studied books of scripture. The letter invites wonder and even confusion because of its frequent references to extra-Biblical material, and the tone of the letter is distinctly apocalyptic, though it never attempts to explain future events in detail. In the end, the letter is constructed as a stern warning to the church, one that would be particularly applicable in the last days, making it a letter with a lot of "bang for the buck."
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Few studies of scripture combine so few verses with so much controversy and mystery as the book of Jude. The letter is only 25 verses, but despite its short length, it’s one of the least often studied books of scripture. The letter invites wonder and even confusion because of its frequent references to extra-Biblical material, and the tone of the letter is distinctly apocalyptic, though it never attempts to explain future events in detail. In the end, the letter is constructed as a stern warning to the church, one that would be particularly applicable in the last days, making it a letter with a lot of "bang for the buck."
Few studies of scripture combine so few verses with so much controversy and mystery as the book of Jude. The letter is only 25 verses, but despite its short length, it’s one of the least often studied books of scripture. The letter invites wonder and even confusion because of its frequent references to extra-Biblical material, and the tone of the letter is distinctly apocalyptic, though it never attempts to explain future events in detail. In the end, the letter is constructed as a stern warning to the church, one that would be particularly applicable in the last days, making it a letter with a lot of "bang for the buck."
