Letters of John and Jude

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The letters of John and Jude deal with heretical teachings within the early church. Here William Barclay uses his characteristically approachable writing style to offer fresh translations and compelling commentary on these texts.

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Highlights From the Letters of John and of Jude. LIKELY written in 98 C.E. from Ephesus, the three letters of the apostle John are among the last of the books making up the inspired Scriptures. The first two letters encourage Christians to keep walking in the light and to fight against the encroachment of apostasy.

For a church or a life in chaos, the letters of John and Jude provide a map for ordering our lives (and our life together) around Jesus. Jesus is the focus of our faith, our model for living, and the As usual, William Barclay provides a scholarly yet readable commentary/5(6).

In this eBook edition of The Letters of John and Jude from The New Daily Study Bible series, William Barclay uses his characteristically approachable writing style to offer fresh translations and compelling commentary on the letters of John and Jude, which deal with heretical teachings within the early church.

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The truth of John’s letters is a tapestry of love, woven into our lives as we yield to God. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to carry this message of love into all the world. In only twenty-five verses Jude gives us a message that is desperately needed in this hour/5(65).

In this hardcover edition of The Letters of John and Jude from The New Daily Study Bible series, William Barclay uses his characteristically approachable writing style to offer fresh translations and compelling commentary on the letters of John and Jude, which deal with heretical teachings within the early church.

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Buy a cheap copy of Letters of John and Jude (The Daily book by William Barclay. The complete series furnishes a comprehensive commentary and devotional study guide on the New Testament for individuals or for groups; for Cited by: 1. The two letters are so alike that some scholars claim that Jude derives from 2 Peter.

But Jude’s does seem to be earlier than Peter’s; what is said in summary form in Jude seems to be amplified in 2 Peter, with some of the passages clarified. Essentially, what the letter says is this: God the Father (lb) is the source of grace and authority.

John's first and second letters deal with issues central to a genuine Christian faith and life, while the third provides a snapshot of the dynamics of at least one congregation in the A.D.

90s. Jude confronts many of the same issues in his letter, including the immorality that results from a denial of : Genre/Form: Commentaries: Additional Physical Format: Online version: Bible.

Epistles of John. English. Barclay. Letters of John and Jude. Edinburgh: Saint. ‎The letters of John and Jude are a wake-up call. False teachers had infiltrated the church and introduced secular reasoning in place of apostolic teachings.

John and Jude wrote to their congregations not only to warn the faithful against the impostors, but to. The truth of John’s letters is a tapestry of love, woven into our lives as we yield to God. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to carry this message of love into all the world.

In only twenty-five verses Jude gives us a message that is desperately needed in this hour. We must beware of teachings that are false and harmful.

Jude wrote this book exclusively to fight against the apostasy that was defiling the church and defectors of the faith who were building apostate churches. These are they who had departed from the faith that was originally delivered (Jude ), if. The Letters of James, Peter, John & Jude: Rosemary Leach reads the Letters from James, Dennis Quilley reads the Letter from Peter, Thora Hird reads the three short Letters from John and Frank Windsor reads the one from Jude.

Specially composed music is included. The letters of John and Jude deal with heretical teachings within the early church. Here William Barclay uses his characteristically approachable writing style to offer fresh translations and compelling commentary on these Brand: Westminster John Knox Press.

The Epistle of Jude, often shortened to Jude, is the penultimate book of the New Testament and the Bible as a whole and is traditionally attributed to Jude, the servant of Jesus and the brother of James the Just. Textual witnesses. Canonical status. 3 Jude and 2 Peter. 4 References to other books.

8 Further reading. 9 External links. I., II. and III. John, Jude, and Revelation a popular commentary upon a critical basis, especially designed for pastors and Sunday schools / By: Eaches, O.

Published: () The letters of John and James. commentary on the three letters of John and the letter of James By: Williams, Ronald Ralph, Audiobook: I love listening to the Passion Translation, and these letters of love from Peter, John, and Jude are ones I will definitely return to again.

flag 1 like Like see review Debbie Williams rated it it was amazing/5. Dr. Brant Pitre introduces his set, The Letters of Peter, James, John, & Jude: A Bible Study on the Catholic Epistles. Check out this Bible study at.Lightner, professor emeritus of systematic theology at Dallas Seminary, has written a concise but complete commentary on the Epistles of John and Jude.

The following are his views on some of the controversial passages in these New Testament letters. First John refers to believers and their need to confess their sins in order to [ ].The writer refers to himself only as "James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ" ().Jesus had two apostles named James: James, the son of Zebedee and James, the son of Alphaeus, but it is unlikely that either of these wrote the letter.

According to the Book of Acts, James, the brother of John, was killed by Herod Agrippa I (Acts –2).