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Jude
JUDE 1
THE BURDEN TO WARN AGAINST APOSTASY (1:1-3)
Jude's prayer (1:1-2):
Jude's plan (1:3a):
Jude's perception (1:3b):
THE NEED TO WARN AGAINST APOSTASY (1:4a):
THE HISTORICAL EXAMPLES OF APOSTASY (1:5-6, 7b, 11):
The nation of Israel (1:5):
Fallen angels (1:6):
Sodom and Gomorrah (1:7b):
Cain (1:11a):
Balaam (1:11b):
Korah (1:11c):
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF APOSTASY (1:4b-4c, 8-10, 16-19)
Changing God's grace into a license for immorality (1:4b)
Denying the deity of Jesus Christ (1:4c)
Degrading the human body (1:8a)
Rejecting authority (1:8b)
Slandering celestial beings (1:8c-9):
The background (1:8c-9a):
The back-down (1:9b):
Degenerating into brute unreasoning animals (1:10)
Faultfinding (1:16a)
Flattering others only for their own advantage (1:16b)
Scoffing and divisive, following their own evil instincts, which are totally devoid of God (1:17-19)
THE METAPHORS FOR APOSTASY (1:12-13)
Dangerous reefs that can cause shipwrecks (1:12a)
Self-centered shepherds (1:12b)
Waterless clouds (1:12c)
Dead autumn trees (1:12d)
Wild waves of the sea (1:13a) F. Wandering stars (1:13b)
THE DIVINE JUDGMENT ON APOSTASY (1:7b, 14-15)
Past judgment (1:7a):
Future judgment (1:7b, 14-15):
THE SAFEGUARDS AGAINST APOSTASY (1:20-25)
The believer and self (1:20-21)
Believers are to build on the Word of God (1:20a).
Believers are to pray in the power of God (1:20b).
Believers are to remain in the love of God (1:21).
The believer and sinners (1:22-23):
Those who are in great doubt (1:22)
Those who are in great danger (1:23a)
Those who are in great depravity (1:23b)
The believer and the Savior (1:24-25)
Jesus' ministry (1:24)
His current ministry (1:24a):
His coming ministry (1:24b):
Jesus' magnificence (1:25):