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Jude 1:4
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1 Enoch 48:10
Jude 1:4
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Psalm 69:28
Jude 1:6
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1 Enoch 22:11
Jude 1:6
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1 Enoch 10:6
Jude 1:6
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1 Enoch 12:4
Jude 1:7
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3 Maccabees 2:5
Jude 1:9
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Petirat Moshe
Jude 1:9
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Kiddushin 81b
Jude 1:9
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Sifre Deuteronomy 305
Jude 1:9
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Zechariah 3:2
Jude 1:10
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Wisdom of Solomon 11:15
Jude 1:11
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Josephus Antiquities of the Jews 4.25
Jude 1:11
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Pesachim 119a
Jude 1:11
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Micah 6:5
Jude 1:11
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Numbers 24:16
Jude 1:11
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Pirkei Avot 5:19
Jude 1:12
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Proverbs 25:14
Jude 1:12
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Ezekiel 34:2
Jude 1:12
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1 Enoch 2:1
Jude 1:13
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Testament of Naphtali 3:2
Jude 1:13
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1 Enoch 80:6
Jude 1:13
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1 Enoch 63:6
Jude 1:13
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1 Enoch 19:2
Jude 1:13
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1 Enoch 18:15
Jude 1:13
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Tobit 14:10
Jude 1:13
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Isaiah 57:20
Jude 1:13
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Psalms of Solomon 18:10
Jude 1:13
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1 Enoch 21:5
Jude 1:13
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Philo On the Giants 1:2
Jude 1:13
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Philo On the Creation 1:50
Jude 1:13
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Aratus Phaenomena 454
Jude 1:13
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Pliny Natural History 2.12
Jude 1:13
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Cicero Dream of Scipio 6.17
Jude 1:13
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Plato Timaeus 40
Jude 1:14
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Mark 7:6
Jude 1:14
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Matthew 15:7
Jude 1:14
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1 Enoch 60:7
Jude 1:14
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1 Enoch 1:9
Jude 1:16
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1 Enoch 5:4
Jude 1:18
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Psalm 1:1
Jude 1:23
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James 5:19
Jude 1:23
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Zechariah 3:3
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Summary
Date: 90-100 C.E.
The letter of Jude was written primarily to encourage faithfulness in the midst of disobedience and influence from false teachers. It draws on multiple examples of false teachers including, notably, an example from the pseudepigraphical book of 1 Enoch. The letter is also notorious among scholars for being difficult to date and determining if the letter was written by Jude or perhaps an authoritative teacher from the same community.
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