The Epistle of Jude, the Book of Jude, or simply Jude, is the 26th and second-to-the-last book in the New Testament. The authorship is traditionally credited to Jude (Jesus’ half-brother and James’ full brother), and the book was written somewhere between 60 and 80 AD. The book addresses the difference between the false teachings that heretics were trying to spread and the truth about Jesus Christ.
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