In the first installment, I set out the traditional Greco-Roman letter format and looked at the “Judases” and “Jameses” in the New Testament. There seemed to be only one good option for whom the Judas ...

I’ve been negligent in getting the final posts done on New Testament commentaries, and I apologize. Today we list valuable commentaries on 1 and 2 Peter and Jude. Again, I’m open to any suggestions ...

It’s easy to skip past Jude on your way to Revelation. Who was Jude anyways? Jude’s letter opens with the greeting, “Jude (called Judas in his day), a servant of Jesus Christ, and brother of James” ...

The Epistle or Book of Jude is only one chapter but the author packs a lot into twenty-five verses. Jude is the half-brother of Jesus Christ and James the Just, having the same mother but not the same ...

The Epistle of Jude is a short but fascinating book in the New Testament. There are important lessons and insights to discover in its introduction of the author, its purpose, its target audience and ...

In January 2012, I began blogging a commentary on the Gospel of Mark, available at the Bible Junkies blog and now at America Magazine, which I completed just last week. My somewhat ambitious goal is ...