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The book of

Jude

Full of Old Testament allusions and Jewish apocalyptic imagery, The Epistle of Jude is a short but powerful letter. Written to warn believers against false teachers who had infiltrated the church, Jude urges the faithful to “contend for the faith” and remain steadfast in truth, holiness, and love. A mere 25 verses long, Jude overflows with exhortation and encouragement for a church facing opposition on all sides.

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Azazel

/ Aza·​zel / noun

A fallen angel or demon who taught mankind to make swords and weapons and corrupted the ways of man. Referenced in 1 Enoch.

Enoch

/ ee·naak / noun

Distinguished by his faith and close walk with God, Enoch is a pseudegraphical work referenced by Jude.

Archeology and the New Testament

Richard Bauckham

A Handbook of New Testament Exegesis

Craig L Blomberg

Encountering the New Testament; a Historical and Theological Survey

Walter Elwell