Jude's Letter on False Teachers

What was Jude's relationship to Jesus?

Which characteristic describes the intruders mentioned in Jude?

What actions did the true followers of the faith take according to Jude?

What will God do for the faithful ones, as mentioned in Jude?

Which of the following was NOT one of the descriptions of the intruders?

Jude's Letter: A Warning Against False Teachers

Jude, a brother of Jesus, wrote a letter warning against false teachers infiltrating the church.
Jude knew Peter and shared similar beliefs regarding Church doctrine.
These false teachers were not outsiders, but were already within the church, unbeknownst to some.
Today's churches face similar challenges.
The false teachers' behaviors are described as:
- Godless (worldly)
- Immoral (carnal)
- Skeptical of Jesus' Lordship
- Lawless (rejecting authority and slandering angels)
- Critical (grumblers and faultfinders)
- Flatterers (seeking advantage)
- Immoral (driven by natural instincts, lacking spiritual guidance.)

True Followers of the Faith

True followers are contrasted with the false teachers.
Their actions revolve around God's love and the teachings of Christ:
- Pray in the Holy Spirit
- Stay in God's love
- Wait for God's mercy
- Win souls for Christ
- Rely on God's protecting power.

God's Promise to the Faithful

God promises to keep the faithful from falling.
Their ultimate reward is to stand faultlessly before God with joy.

Explore Jude's warning against false teachers who invade the church from within. This quiz contrasts their immoral behaviors with the characteristics of true followers of Christ, highlighting the importance of relying on God's love and teachings. Test your understanding of this vital biblical message.