A one-chapter New Testament letter in both mapped traditions. Jude 14-15 attributes a prophecy to Enoch, the seventh from Adam, creating an explicit study bridge to Enochic tradition without settling every source-critical question.
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Jude
REVIEWED 2026-09-01
KJV Visualized 66-book readercanonical
Canonical and available in the complete KJV reader.
Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church 81-book self-descriptioncanonical
Named in the church-hosted Ethiopian Orthodox New Testament list.
A one-chapter New Testament letter in both mapped traditions. Jude 14-15 attributes a prophecy to Enoch, the seventh from Adam, creating an explicit study bridge to Enochic tradition without settling every source-critical question.
Jude 3-4Jude 6Jude 11Jude 14-15Jude 20-25
QUESTIONS THAT GUARD THE STUDY
01
What does Jude explicitly attribute, and what remains a question of literary dependence?
02
How does Jude use inherited tradition in service of its own pastoral argument?