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Jude

  Jude
  Chapter 1
  JUD 1:1
   Jude,
      the servant
          of Jesus Christ,
      and brother
          of James,
      to them
         that
             are sanctified
                by God the Father,
      and preserved
          in Jesus Christ,
      and called:
  JUD 1:2
   Mercy unto you,
      and peace,
         and love,
      be multiplied.
  JUD 1:3
   Beloved,
      when I
         gave all
            diligence
               to write unto you
                  of the common salvation,
      it was needful
          for me
         to write
            unto you,
      and exhort
          you
             that ye
                should earnestly contend
                   for the faith
         which was once delivered
            unto the saints.
  JUD 1:4
   For there are certain men
       crept
          in unawares,
      who were before
          of old
             ordained to this condemnation,
                ungodly men,
                   turning the grace
                      of our God
              into lasciviousness,
                 and denying
         the only Lord God,
              and our Lord Jesus Christ.
  JUD 1:5
   I will therefore put you
       in remembrance,
      though ye
         once knew this,
      how that
          the Lord,
      having saved the people
         out of the land
            of Egypt,
      afterward destroyed them
         that believed not.
  JUD 1:6
   And the angels
         which kept not
             their first estate,
      but left
         their own habitation,
      he hath reserved
          in everlasting chains
              under darkness
                  unto the judgment
                      of the great day.
  JUD 1:7
   Even as Sodom
          and Gomorrha,
      and the cities
          about them in like manner,
      giving themselves over
          to fornication,
      and going
          after strange flesh,
      are set forth
          for an example,
      suffering the vengeance
          of eternal fire.
  JUD 1:8
   Likewise
         also these filthy dreamers
             defile
                the flesh,
              despise dominion,
                 and speak evil
                    of dignities.
  JUD 1:9
   Yet Michael
          the archangel,
      when contending
          with the devil
         he disputed
            about the body
               of Moses,
      durst
         not bring
            against him a railing accusation,
          but said,
             The Lord rebuke thee.
  JUD 1:10
   But these
         speak evil
            of those things
        which they
             know not:
      but
         what
            they know naturally,
               as brute beasts,
              in those things
        they corrupt themselves.
  JUD 1:11
   Woe unto them!
      for they have gone in
          the way of Cain,
      and ran greedily
          after the error
             of Balaam
                for reward,
      and perished
          in the gainsaying
             of Core.
  JUD 1:12
   These are
       spots
          in your feasts
             of charity,
      when they
         feast
            with you,
      feeding themselves
          without fear:
      clouds
         they are without water,
      carried about
          of winds;
      trees whose fruit withereth,
         without fruit,
      twice dead,
         plucked up
            by the roots;
  JUD 1:13
   Raging waves
          of the sea,
      foaming
          out their own shame;
      wandering stars,
         to whom
            is reserved the blackness
               of darkness
                  for ever.
  JUD 1:14
   And Enoch also,
      the seventh
          from Adam,
             prophesied
                of these,
          saying,
             Behold,
                the Lord
                   cometh with ten thousands of
          his saints,
      
  JUD 1:15
   To execute judgment
          upon all,
      and to convince all
         that are ungodly
            among them
               of all their ungodly deeds
        which they
             have ungodly committed,
      and
         of all
            their hard speeches
               which ungodly sinners
             have spoken against him.
  JUD 1:16
   These are murmurers,
      complainers,
         walking
            after their own lusts;
      and their mouth
         speaketh
             great swelling words,
      having men's persons
          in admiration
        because of advantage.
  JUD 1:17
   But,
      beloved,
         remember
            ye the words
         which were spoken before
            of the apostles
               of our Lord Jesus Christ;
  JUD 1:18
   How that
        they told you
           there should be mockers
               in the last time,
      who should walk
          after their own
       ungodly lusts.
  JUD 1:19
   These be
        they
            who separate themselves,
               sensual,
              having not
         the Spirit.
  JUD 1:20
   But ye,
      beloved,
         building up yourselves
            on your most holy faith,
      praying
          in the Holy Ghost,
      
  JUD 1:21
   Keep yourselves
          in the love
              of God,
      looking for the mercy
          of our Lord Jesus Christ
              unto eternal life.
  JUD 1:22
   And of some
       have compassion,
      making a difference:
  JUD 1:23
   And others
         save
            with fear,
      pulling them
          out of the fire;
      hating even
          the garment spotted
             by the flesh.
  JUD 1:24
   Now unto him that is able
         to keep you
            from falling,
      and
         to present
            you faultless
          before the presence
              of his glory
                  with exceeding joy,
      
  JUD 1:25
   To the
          only wise God our Saviour,
      be glory
          and majesty,
             dominion
         and power,
            both now
          and ever.
 
   Amen.
   END