THE Entire Epistle of Jude; 
based on The King James Bible of 1611.
Edited & Formatted to be read with the reading of: 
The Epistle of Jude

If you are reading along from your own King James Bible,
 please note, there may be some minor word variations,
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                              The Epistle of Jude


       Ch. 1                                                          Jude


      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: 

      1:2 Mercy unto you, and peace,
            and love be multiplied. 

      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. 

      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. 

      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. 

      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. 

      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. 

      1:8   Likewise, also, these filthy
              dreamers defile the flesh, despise 
              dominion, and speak evil of dignities. 

      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. 

      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. 

      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. 

      1:12 These are spots in your feasts
               of love,  (*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; 

      1:13  raging waves of the sea, 
               foaming out their own shame; 
               wandering stars, to whom is 
               reserved the blackness of
               darkness for ever. 

      1:14   And Enoch also, 
                the seventh from Adam,
                prophesied of these, saying, 
                Behold, the Lord cometh,
                with ten thousands of his saints, 

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. 

      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. 

      1:17 But, beloved, 
              remember  ye  the words which were
              spoken before, of the 
              apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ; 
      
      1:18 How that they told you,
              there should be
              mockers in the last time, 
              who should  walk after their 
              own ungodly lusts. 

      1:19 These be they who
              separate themselves. 
              Sensual, having  not  the  Spirit. 

      1:20 But ye, beloved,
              building up yourselves on your most 
              holy faith, 
              praying in the Holy Ghost, 

      1:21 keep yourselves in the love of God,
              looking for the mercy of our 
              Lord Jesus Christ, unto eternal life. 

      1:22 And of some, have compassion, 
              making a difference: 

      1:23 And others, save with fear,
              pulling them out of the fire; 
              hating even the garment spotted by
              the flesh. 

      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, 

      1:25 to the only wise God, our Savior, 
              be glory and majesty,
              dominion  and power, 
              both now, and  ever.  Amen. 



           *vs.12; love; not charity            *vs.15; convict
                  (Agape, Godly love)