New Testament
Jude
The Book of Jude is part of the New Testament of the Douay-Rheims Bible, containing 1 chapters and 125 verses. Read every chapter below, verse by verse.
Author & Date
Traditionally Jude, "brother of James" and a relative of Jesus. Around AD 65–80.
Historical Context
A short, urgent letter written to combat false teachers who had infiltrated the community, drawing on vivid Old Testament and Jewish tradition imagery.
Key Themes
Contending for the faith, warning against false teachers, and God's power to keep believers from falling.