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Weymouth New Testament in Modern Speech, Jude
Book 65 Jude
This concise New Testament letter opens with a warm blessing of mercy, peace, and love, then quickly turns to an urgent appeal: believers must stand firmly for the faith entrusted to them. The writer warns that ungodly teachers have entered the community unnoticed, twisting grace into an excuse for immoral living and rejecting the authority of Jesus Christ.
With vivid images and memorable examples drawn from Israel’s history, fallen angels, and notorious acts of rebellion, the letter exposes the danger of arrogance, selfishness, empty claims, and divisiveness. Yet its message is not only a warning. Listeners are encouraged to strengthen one another in faith, pray in the Holy Spirit, remain rooted in God’s love, and respond wisely to those who are struggling—offering conviction, rescue, or compassionate caution as needed. The closing words turn toward confidence in God’s power to preserve His people and bring them safely into His presence.
Language
en
Duration
~4 minutes (4K characters)
Release date
Sep 1, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1822–1902
An English schoolmaster, philologist, and Bible scholar, Richard Francis Weymouth sought to make New Testament scholarship more accessible to everyday readers. His influential Greek text and posthumously published modern-English translation helped bridge the gap between academic study and popular reading.
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