The Book of Jude Explained: Why the Bible Quotes the Book of Enoch | Bible Explained

The Book of Jude is only twenty-five verses long, but it contains one of the most confusing mysteries in the entire New Testament. Without warning, Jude quotes the Book of Enoch—an ancient apocalyptic text that was never included in the Bible. Why would a biblical writer under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit use an unbiblical book to make his point? This deep Bible study explores the hidden emergency that forced Jude to write this letter. We will uncover why he referenced the Archangel Michael arguing with the devil over the body of Moses, what the terrifying prophecy of Enoch really meant to the early church, and how false teachers were secretly turning the grace of God into a license for immorality. By understanding the ancient cultural library of the first century, we see that Jude was not canonizing a lost book. He was using a famous cultural warning to expose the arrogant rebellion tearing his community apart, pointing believers back to the God who is able to keep them from stumbling. #BibleStudy #BibleExplained #BookOfJude #NewTestament #Scripture #DeepBibleStudy Subscribe for more deep Bible explanations made simple.