The author of this letter is Judas, the brother of James, and half-brother to the Lord Jesus. Jude's letter is specifically written to believing Jews as it refers to the Old Testament scriptures and the Jewish historical books. Jude was written around 70 A.D. from Jerusalem. It is believed that Jude was written about 3 or 4 years after Peter's second letter.
Peter wrote his second letter around 66-67 A.D., right before his death. He warned of the false teachers which would be coming in the future. That's in 2 Peter. Jude wrote his letter in the Present Tense indicating that the false teachers that Peter warned about were now present in the Church.
The author of this letter is Judas, the brother of James, and half-brother to the Lord Jesus. Jude's letter is specifically written to believing Jews as it refers to the Old Testament scriptures and the Jewish historical books. Jude was written around 70 A.D. from Jerusalem. It is believed that Jude was written about 3 or 4 years after Peter's second letter.
Peter wrote his second letter around 66-67 A.D., right before his death. He warned of the false teachers which would be coming in the future. That's in 2 Peter. Jude wrote his letter in the Present Tense indicating that the false teachers that Peter warned about were now present in the Church.
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