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Jude Verses 22-25

Here is the word “beloved” again. What is the difference between how Jude uses the word and how you would if you were to use it?
What does “building yourselves up on your most holy faith” mean to you?
Could this be called spiritual building”?
Where else in the bible do you find ‘spiritual building?
When you look at these two verses, what is the contrast to verse 19?
Do you pray in the Holy Spirit?
What does it mean to you?
Do you have a choice when it comes to the ‘love of God’?
If you are His, can you be out of the ‘love of God’?
Should we look for mercy?
If so, why?
What does unto eternal life mean to you?
Can God grant you mercy apart from Jesus Christ?

The word murmurs is used as a noun here. Where else in the bible is it used like this?
Where do you find examples of complainers in the bible?
“Walking according to their own lusts” is found where else in the New Testament?
What is the content of those passages?
To you, what does “their mouth great swelling words” mean?
What comes to your mind when you hear “flattering people to gain advantage”?
Is this something you might have or might do?
Why when specific words, are spoken by certain people that they carry more weight than when others do?
When Jude talks about “the beloved”, who is he referring to?
Who else in the bible has been referred to as “beloved”?
Did they or do they have special roles?
Who are the mockers of today?
What are the ungodly lusts?
How does a ‘sensual person’ here relate to 1Corinthians 2: 14-15?
What are the six things that differ a Christian from an Apostate?

What do we know about Enoch?
Did Enoch prophesied through his son Methuselah?
If so, how?
What do Enoch and Elijah have in common?
Can you compare Enoch and the flood to the Church and the end times?
What is Enoch prophesying about in verse 14?
Enoch’s prophecy “Behold, the Lord comes with ten thousands of His saints” Explain?
As we look at the first part of verse 14. What do we know for sure?
What do we learn in verse 15?
What is meant by “to execute judgment on all?
Who is the “all”?
Is there a way out?
Can man stop the “judgment on all”?
Can you find other verses in the bible that correlates with what are in these two verses?

Have you read any of any of the feasts in the bible where they would be “serving only themselves?
Where else do you find spots used?
What are spots? What are clouds without water?
What are “late autumn trees without fruit”?
What is twice dead?
“Pulled up by the roots” means what?
What causes raging waves of the sea?
Why would those waves be foaming up their own shame?
Can stars truly wander?
What is “blackness of darkness”?
Starting in verse 10 –13, what is Jude abiding to?

What is the “way of Cain”?
Why is the word “woe” used here?
Where else is the word “woe” used?
Are the meanings the same?
What is the error of Balaam?
Why was it for profit?
Can you compare Cain and Balaam?
What was the rebellion of Korah?
When was the rebellion of Korah?
What does the “way of Cain”; “the error of Balaam”; and “the rebellion of Korah” have in common?

Who are the dreamers?
Does defile the flesh have the same meaning now?
Do people reject authority more today than in times past?
What does the bible tell us about rejecting authority?
In the end times, what happens with those in authority?
Do you speak evil about dignitaries?
Who is/are dignitaries?
Who is the main accuser?
Do we unintentionally work for Satan when we speak ill of/about God’s chosen vessels?