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The Fall; 2 & 3 John - Jude
Season 12, Episode 11
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15-Dec-2025
Jude was the brother of James, and most likely the half-brother of Jesus Christ. I call Jude the
reluctant apostle because he did not see himself as worthy of it. Like his other brothers, Jude
did not follow Jesus during His earthly ministry, Jude didn’t believe Him. Jude only became a
believer after the resurrection. Jude then travelled to spread the message about his resurrected Lord, Jesus. This letter that we now call Jude, in the New Testament, had a singular focus – to warn believers about false teachers, encouraging them to stay true to faith in Jesus Christ. Pulling from Old Testament history, Jude writes, “Woe to them! For they have gone in the way of Cain, have run greedily in the error of Balaam for profit, and perished in the rebellion of Korah” (Jude 11). Jude was both direct and specific in his challenge to false teachers. He did not shy away from calling out lies, and he did so by drawing parallels to the Old Testament.
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