New Testament · General Letters
Jude Bible Quiz
Test your knowledge of Jude: contending for the faith and warnings from history.
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According to Jude, what happened to the angels who did not keep their positions of authority?
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Answer: B. God bound them with everlasting chains in darkness
Jude 1:6 describes how God bound these angels with eternal chains in darkness.
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How does Jude describe himself in the opening of his letter?
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Answer: B. A servant of Jesus Christ and brother of James
Jude 1:1 identifies the author as Jude, a servant of Jesus Christ and brother of James.
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What three Old Testament figures does Jude mention as examples of rebellion?
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Answer: C. Cain, Balaam, and Korah
Jude 1:11 mentions these three as examples of wickedness and rebellion against God.
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What does Jude urge believers to do regarding 'the faith'?
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Answer: A. Contend earnestly for it
Jude 1:3 urges believers to contend earnestly for the faith that was once delivered to the saints.
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In Jude's doxology, to whom does he attribute glory, majesty, power and authority?
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Answer: C. To the only God our Savior through Jesus Christ
Jude 1:25 attributes all glory, majesty, dominion and power to God our Savior through Jesus Christ.
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What is the primary theme emphasized in Jude's epistle?
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Answer: D. Contending for the faith against false teachers
Jude exhorts believers to earnestly contend for the faith once delivered to the saints, warning against deception (Jude 1:3).
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For what event are the bound angels being kept according to Jude?
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Answer: D. The judgment of the great Day
Jude 1:6 states they are kept for the judgment of the great day.
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How does Jude describe 'the faith' that believers should contend for?
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Answer: B. It was once for all delivered to the saints
Jude 1:3 emphasizes that the faith was 'once for all' delivered, indicating its complete and unchanging nature.
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Which Old Testament event does Jude reference to illustrate God's judgment?
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Answer: D. The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah
Jude 1:7 references the punishment of Sodom and Gomorrah as examples of divine judgment for immorality.
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What should believers do while they wait for the mercy of Jesus Christ?
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Answer: D. Keep themselves in God's love
Jude 1:21 instructs believers to keep themselves in the love of God while waiting for eternal life.
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According to Jude, what did the false teachers do regarding God's grace?
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Answer: A. They turned it into an excuse for immorality
Jude 1:4 states that certain people have crept in who turn the grace of God into licentiousness.
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How does Jude describe the false teachers' fate in terms of their doom?
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Answer: D. Their condemnation was written about long ago
Jude 1:4 mentions that their condemnation was written about long ago.
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Which non-canonical Jewish work is alluded to in Jude, indicating its cultural background?
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Answer: D. The Book of Enoch
Jude 1:14-15 quotes a prophecy attributed to Enoch, highlighting the influence of Jewish apocalyptic literature.
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What does Jude say about those who have 'rushed for profit into Balaam's error'?
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Answer: D. They perish in Korah's rebellion
Jude 1:11 connects Balaam's error (greed) with perishing in Korah's rebellion (defying authority).
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What is a distinctive literary feature of Jude?
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Answer: C. Use of apocalyptic imagery and allusions to Jewish texts
Jude employs vivid apocalyptic language and alludes to Jewish writings like Enoch, emphasizing judgment and divine intervention.
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Answer key
- B. God bound them with everlasting chains in darkness
- B. A servant of Jesus Christ and brother of James
- C. Cain, Balaam, and Korah
- A. Contend earnestly for it
- C. To the only God our Savior through Jesus Christ
- D. Contending for the faith against false teachers
- D. The judgment of the great Day
- B. It was once for all delivered to the saints
- D. The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah
- D. Keep themselves in God's love
- A. They turned it into an excuse for immorality
- D. Their condemnation was written about long ago
- D. The Book of Enoch
- D. They perish in Korah's rebellion
- C. Use of apocalyptic imagery and allusions to Jewish texts
About the book of Jude
Jude is the 65th book of the Bible and belongs to the General Letters section of the New Testament. It has 1 chapter. Jude urges believers to contend for the faith and warns against ungodly people, drawing on examples from Israel’s history.
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