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Jude 1:6 · BSB
1:6 And the angels who did not stay within their own domain but abandoned their proper dwelling—these He has kept in eternal chains under darkness, bound for judgment on that great day.
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…says. It is very clear, we shall judge angels. Presumably, he's talking about judging evil angels, and obviously their judgment is foretold, as inJude chapter 1, verse 6and 7, which says, The angels, which did not keep their proper domain, but left their own abode, he has reserved in everlasting chains under…
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…We are running a race, trying with everything we have to make it to that finish line. I praise God that even when I'm weak, he is strong. AndJude chapter 1says, He will keep me all the way to the line. And I run my race, and I'm hoping for the future, and I'm longing for the end of days for me to die…
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…is slowly in decline. There's not much faith to pass on to the next generation. And so this is why the Bible says you're to contend for the faith,Jude chapter 1. This is why we must pass the baton of the faith delivered to us by the apostles, and each generation must do this. The danger here, if you give up…
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…God, God is better. Yep, sin feels good, the Bible admits it, but don't panic because God is better. 182, the end of the beautiful book of JudeJude chapter 1verses, 24 and 25. To him, to God. Who is able to keep you from stumbling? And to present you before his glorious presence without fault, and with…
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…little bit of insight if you didn't know it, if you haven't read it or done any research on it as to who the author of this book is. If you turn toJude chapter 1and we just like to talk and chapters, there really are no chapters in, dude, it's just Jude one Jude. Verse 1 gives us insight as to the author…
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