The Epistle of Jude

1) Who is the brother of Jude?

a) James Jude 1:1

b) Peter

c) Paul

d) His brother is not mentioned by name

2) Why did Jude write this letter?

a) To tell them he was coming soon

b) To ask them to help brothers who were in need

c) To exhort the recipient to contend earnestly for the faith Jude 1:3

d) To rebuke them for a wrong done in their congregation

3) Jude gave three historic examples of what happens to the ungodly. What county did Jude mention?

a) Edom

b) Egypt Jude 1:5

c) Canaan

d) Moab

4) What cities did Jude mention in the three historic examples?

a) Damascus and Tyre

b) Rome and Jerusalem

c) Jericho and Damascus

d) Sodom and Gomorrah Jude 1:7

5) How were the angels dealt with in his example?

a) Cast into the furnace

b) Cast out from heaven

c) Locked in the abyss until the Great Tribulation

d) Kept in chains in everlasting darkness until Judgment Day Jude 1:6

6) Michael the Archangel contended with the devil about whose body?

a) Jesus

b) Moses Jude 1:9

c) David

d) John the Baptist

7) What did Michael say to the devil?

a) Let go of Moses

b) Be gone

c) The Lord rebuke you Jude 1:9

d) Michael said nothing

8) Jude states that unbelievers have gone in the way of whom?

a) the devil

b) the world

c) Herod

d) Cain Jude 1:11

9) Jude mentions an historic rebellion from the Old Testament. Which rebellion did he mention?

a) Israel

b) Korah Jude 1:11

c) Judah

d) Miriam

10) What was that rebellion about?

a) They rebelled against having Moses as their leader Numbers 16

b) They rebelled against eating manna all the time

c) They rebelled against leaving Egypt

d) They rebelled against the Levites

11) Enoch is how far removed from Adam?

a) Fifth

b) Sixth

c) Seventh Jude 1:14

d) The letter does not say

12) What kind of people would walk according to their ungodly lusts?

a) Mockers Jude 1:18

b) Deceivers

c) Sinners

d) The nations

13) Jude finishes by encouraging believers to have pity on some but to save others with fear, in what way?

a) Bringing them to the cross

b) Rescuing them from the pit

c) Pulling them out of the fire Jude 1:22

d) Baptizing them in the Jordan River