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NO. 4 BEWARE OF IMPOSTERS..IMPOSTERS BEWARE (4 OF 5)

by Ernest Easley

Scripture: JUDE 12, JUDE 13
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Beware of Imposters..Imposters Beware (4 of 5)
Ernest Easley
Jude


For several Sunday nights now we've been thinking together under the general heading: God's Special Delivery. God has signed .. sealed ... and delivered four one-chapter books for us in the New Testament. I think of them as postcards. They are brief yet beneficial. They are short .. yet significant! And God has delivered them to you through the scriptures and I pray God that you're reading your mail. Take God's Word and turn please to God's special postcard named Jude! This little postcard has only 25 verses .. but their 25 verses of dynamite. Now remember ... in these one-chapter books .. God gives us the essentials. Like when you're on vacation this summer and you drop somebody a postcard in the mail. You don't give them every detail of the meal. I mean .. you don't tell them the color of the paint and the type of carpet ... how many choices of fish and steak were on the menu .. the name of the waiter and the choices of desert.

Oh no! You just say, ''Mom, we went to a nice restraint on the beach.'' You just give the essentials when writing a postcard. That's what you find in these four one-chapter books.

Now tonight .. we're continuing our study through Jude's little postcard. You will remember that Jude sounds an alarm to the church and warns us of a dangerous problem that can become a deadly problem to us. The problem of apostasy! Now .. what's an apostate? Well .. that's somebody who at one time professed to be a Christian. They received the gospel .. but they didn't receive the Lord. They joined the church without being born again. But after receiving the gospel .. they reject it. But that's not all! After they receive the gospel and then reject the gospel .. their not through. Their not content by simply receiving the gospel and rejecting the gospel. Next they ridicule the gospel.

Now you would think that by ridiculing the gospel of Jesus Christ ...

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