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Study Guide: Jude
- Focus: Contend for the faith, recognize false teachers, and remain in YAHUAH’s love.
- Best approach: Read the full chapter aloud once, then work section by section.
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1) Quick context
- Author: Jude (Yahudah), servant of Messiah, brother of James.
- Audience: Believers who have been called and set apart.
- Purpose: A warning against corrupt influences and a call to steadfast faith and holy living.
2) Chapter map (outline)
- Greeting & identity (vv. 1–2)
- Contend for the faith (vv. 3–4)
- Warnings from past examples (vv. 5–7)
- Marks of false teachers (vv. 8–16)
- How to remain faithful (vv. 17–23)
- Doxology: praise to Elohiym (vv. 24–25)
3) Key themes to look for
- Contending vs. quarrelling: defending truth with humility and clarity.
- Grace vs. lawlessness: grace that trains toward holiness, not permission to sin.
- Discernment: recognizing fruit, motives, and teaching.
- Mercy: rescuing others while guarding your own walk.
- Perseverance: building up faith through prayer and obedience.
4) Word study (write your notes)
- Contend (v. 3): What does this require in attitude and action?