Keep Yourselves in the Love of God
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Jude exhorts believers to earnestly contend for the faith that was delivered to the saints. He references angels who did not keep their original position but abandoned their home. Jude instructs believers to build themselves up in faith through prayer and to keep themselves in God's love as they await Christ's return and eternal life. He warns of false teachers and the need to save others from evil's influence.
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