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Why does Jude warn against apostates?

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Jude warns against apostates to remind Christians of the danger of false teachings and the importance of adhering to the true gospel.

Jude's warning against apostates serves a crucial purpose: it compels believers to recognize and avoid false teachings that can lead them away from the truth of the gospel. Apostates are described as individuals who have turned away from the faith, promoting doctrines that contradict God's revealed Word. By illustrating the fates of figures like Cain, Balaam, and Korah, Jude emphasizes the severity of rejecting God's ordained ways. These examples demonstrate that those who operate outside of God's authority will face dire consequences. Christians are called to be discerning and to remain grounded in sound doctrine, ensuring their faith aligns with the truth of Scripture and the teachings of Christ.
Scripture References: Jude 11-13, Numbers 16, Hebrews 10:26-31

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Three OT apostates
Don Bell · Jun 6, 2010
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