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Jude
Descriptions of those who “crept in through a side door”
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Descriptions of those who “crept in through a side door”
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1. Crept in secretly / slipped in unnoticed (Jude 1:4): They entered the community stealthily, without being noticed[1][3][6].
10. Following their own ungodly desires (Jude 1:16, 18): They live according to their own lusts.
11. Boasting, flattering others for advantage (Jude 1:16): They use flattery to manipulate.
12. Causing divisions (Jude 1:19): They create factions or schisms within the community.
13. Worldly-minded, devoid of the Spirit (Jude 1:19): They are not spiritually minded.
2. Turn/pervert the grace of our God into sensuality/lasciviousness/licentiousness (Jude 1:4): They misuse God’s grace to justify immoral behavior[1][3][6].
3. Deny/disown the only Master and Lord, Jesus Christ (Jude 1:4): They reject the lordship and authority of Jesus[1][3][6].
4. Defile the flesh (Jude 1:8): They engage in sexual immorality.
5. Reject authority (Jude 1:8): They do not submit to proper spiritual or communal authority.
6. Revile/insult glorious ones (Jude 1:8): They speak abusively against spiritual beings.
7. Speak evil of what they do not understand (Jude 1:10): They are ignorant and slanderous.
8. Destroy themselves by what they know naturally (Jude 1:10): Their natural instincts lead to their own ruin.
9. Grumbling, faultfinding (Jude 1:16): They complain and find fault with others.
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