Jude - An Epistle in the New Testament - Why is it said to be a bolt Hurled at the head of Paul?

0:00 - Introduction: Why Jude is Called a "Bolt Hurled at the Head of Paul" 0:25 - Identifying Jude and the Estimated Dating of His Epistle 1:32 - Jude 11: The "False Prophet" Profile of Balaam and Antinomianism 2:50 - Breaking Down Jude Verse 4: Three Defining Characteristics of the Infiltrators 3:51 - Part 1: "Stolen in Unawares" & The Tribe of Benjamin's Ravenous Wolf Prophecy 6:31 - Part 2: "Ungodly Men" - Paul's Past as a Murderer and Blasphemer 8:35 - Turning Grace into a License for Evil: Paul vs. Jesus on Divorce 11:40 - Do Modern Pauline Christians Believe Grace is a License to Sin? 17:06 - "Fallen from Grace": The Contradictions in Galatians 5:4 21:53 - Faith vs. Obedience: What God Actually Desires (Exodus 20:6) 24:09 - A Deeper Look at Jesus’ Use of the Word "Charise" (Grace) in Luke 29:11 - Part 3: "Arneomai" - Covertly Contradicting the Master 32:22 - Conclusion: Ernest Renan's Epiphany Ranking Paul Below Jesus Why Jude Was a "Bolt" Aimed at Paul: Unpacking Jude 4 In this episode, we explore George Reber’s 1876 claim that the New Testament epistle of Jude was actually a "bolt hurled at the head of Paul." Breaking down Jude verse 4, we examine the three distinct characteristics of infiltrators who “stole in unawares” We explore compelling prophetic parallels, including Jacob's prophecy in Genesis 49 regarding the tribe of Benjamin as a "ravenous wolf," a tribe Paul explicitly claimed as his own Additionally, we contrast how Jesus and Paul viewed the law—specifically focusing on marriage and divorce —and discuss how Pauline doctrines have historically been used to turn "grace into a license for evil" Discover why looking deeply into the Greek words charise (grace) and arneomai (contradict) provides startling context for the early church Finally, we conclude with a stunning 1875 quote from historian Ernest Renan who after 329 pages of praise for Paul, changed on page 330. In a quote from that page in our final segment, Renan cnocludes Paul was a "hidden rock" of stumbling for those who should be following Jesus. Renant at page 330 also concluded that Paul's contribution to Christianity should be ranked far below the teachings of Jesus. #EpistleOfJude #ApostlePaul #WordsOfJesus #BibleStudy #ChristianTheology #GraceVsLaw #JudeVerse4 #FalseProphets #NewTestamentHistory