Jude 1
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Jude 1:1-7

1Jude, a servantG1401 of JesusG2424 ChristG5547, and brotherG80 of JamesG2385, to them that are calledG2822, belovedG25 in GodG2316 the FatherG3962, and keptG5083 for JesusG2424 ChristG5547: 2MercyG1656 unto you and peaceG1515 and loveG26 be multipliedG4129.

3BelovedG27, while I was giving all diligenceG4710 to writeG1125 unto you of our commonG2839 salvationG4991, I was constrained to writeG1125 unto you exhortingG3870 you to contend earnestly for the faithG4102 which was onceG530 for all deliveredG3860 unto the saintsG40. 4For there are certainG5100 menG444 crept in privily, evenG2532 they who were of old written of beforehand unto this condemnationG2917, ungodlyG765 menG444, turning the graceG5485 of our GodG2316 into lasciviousness, and denyingG720 our onlyG3441 MasterG2962 and LordG2962, JesusG2424 ChristG5547.

5NowG1161 I desire to put you in remembranceG5279, though ye know all thingsG3956 onceG530 for all, that the LordG2962, having savedG4982 a peopleG2992 out of the landG1093 of EgyptG125, afterward destroyedG622 them that believedG4100 not. 6And angelsG32 that keptG5083 not their ownG2398 principality, but left their proper habitation, he hath keptG5083 in everlasting bonds under darknessG2217 unto the judgmentG2920 of the greatG3173 dayG2250. 7EvenG2532 as SodomG4670 and GomorrahG1116, and the citiesG4172 about them, having in like manner with these given themselves over to fornication and goneG565 after strange fleshG4561, are setG4295 forth as an example, suffering the punishment of eternalG166 fireG4442.

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American Standard Version — 1901 — Public Domain