From Reformation to Reformation

6. There are three parts: I. A preface (Jude 1, 2). II. The body, containing an exhortation to contend for the faith once delivered...

5. That it was written comparatively late, is proven. That this Epistle was written quite late, is hardly able to be doubted. He...

4. The scope and argument of the Epistle. It was his purpose to write to those called περὶ τῆς κοινῆς σωτηρίας, concerning the common...

3. The Inscription. Now, Jude wrote τοῖς ἐν Θεῷ Πατρὶ ἡγιασμένοις, καὶ Ἰησοῦ Χριστῷ τετηρημένοις, κλητοῖς, to those sanctified in God...

2. The authority of the Epistle asserted against ancients hesitating in uncertainty, and the Centuriators. Eusebius in his Historia...

1. The Author of the Epistle is the Apostle Jude, not some Bishop of Jerusalem. Grotius’ objections are answered. The Author of the...

The Author of the Epistle is the Apostle Jude, not some Bishop of Jerusalem. Grotius’ objections are answered, 1. The authority of the...

HOLY FATHERS: None separately. REFORMED: Danæus, Daillé, Zanchi. English: Jones, Knewstub, Pococke. LUTHERAN: Beurlin, Lybius,...

The parts: I. Preface, verses 1-2. II. The discussion, that is, a commendation of the faith and beneficence of Gaius, a reprehension of...

5. There are three parts: I. A Preface to the Epistle (3 John 1, 2). II. The treatment, that is, a commendation of the faith and...

4. The time of writing. Concerning the time of the writing of this Epistle, we thing that the same judgment is to be rendered as...

3. The occasion and argument of the Epistle. The occasion for writing to Gaius was furnished by those that were praising the constancy...

2. It is inscribed to Gaius, or Caius, not a Corinthian, but perhaps a Roman. It is inscribed to Γαΐῳ τῷ ἀγαπητῷ, the wellbeloved Gaius,...

1. The Author of the Epistle is the same as that of the former. The Author of this Epistle is called the πρεσβύτερος/elder: just like...

The Author of the Epistle is the same as that of the former, 1. It is inscribed to Gaius, or Caius, not a Corinthian, but perhaps a...

HOLY FATHERS: Clement of Alexandria. REFORMED: Danæus, Grynæus, Zanchi. English: Cawdry, Jones, Pococke. LUTHERAN: Beurlin, Lybius,...

The parts: I. Preface, verses 1-3. II. The discussion, that is, congratulations concerning the acknowledgement of the truth, and an...

5. It has three parts: I. A Preface (2 John 1-3). II. The Discussion, that is, congratulations concerning the acknowledgment of the...

4. The time of writing. It is hardly able to be doubted that this Epistle was written in the precipitous decline of old age. For, for...

3. The occasion and argument of the Epistle. The occasion for writing was furnished by this elect Lady’s children, whom he had heard to...