Jude 1
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Jude 1:4-16

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. 8Yet in like manner these alsoG2532 in their dreamings defile the fleshG4561, and setG114 at nought dominion, and rail at dignities. 9But MichaelG3413 the archangelG743, whenG3753 contending with the devilG1228 he disputed about the bodyG4983 of MosesG3475, durst not bring against him a railing judgmentG2920, but saidG3004, The LordG2962 rebukeG2008 thee. 10But these rail at whatsoever thingsG3778 they know not: and what they understand naturally, like the creaturesG2226 without reason, in these thingsG3778 are they destroyed. 11WoeG3759 unto them! for they wentG4198 in the wayG3598 of CainG2535, and ran riotously in the errorG4106 of BalaamG903 for hire, and perishedG622 in the gainsaying of Korah. 12These areG1510 they who areG1510 hidden rocks in your love-feasts when they feastG4910 with you, shepherds that without fearG870 feed themselves; cloudsG3507 without waterG504, carried along by windsG417; autumn treesG1186 without fruit, twiceG1364 deadG599, plucked up by the roots; 13wildG66 waves of the seaG2281, foaming out their ownG1438 shameG152; wandering starsG792, for whom the blackness of darknessG4655 hath been reserved for ever. 14And to these alsoG2532 EnochG1802, the seventhG1442 from AdamG76, prophesiedG4395, sayingG3004, BeholdG2400, the LordG2962 cameG2064 with ten thousands of his holyG40 onesG40, 15to execute judgmentG2920 upon all, and to convictG1651 all the ungodlyG765 of all their worksG2041 of ungodlinessG763 which they have ungodlyG765 wrought, and of all the hardG4642 thingsG3956 which ungodlyG765 sinnersG268 have spokenG2980 against him. 16These areG1510 murmurers, complainers, walkingG4198 after their lustsG1939 (and their mouthG4750 speaketh great swelling words), showing respect of persons for the sake of advantage.

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American Standard Version — 1901 — Public Domain