Jude 1:5

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Aunque esto ya lo saben, quiero recordarles que aunque el Señor salvó a su pueblo de la tierra de Egipto, después destruyó a los que eran incrédulos.

¿Qué significa esto?

This verse reminds us that God saved the Israelites from Egypt but later destroyed those who did not believe in Him. Jude, the author, is speaking to a group of believers about this historical event.

Explicado para niños

Imagine you and your friends are playing hide-and-seek outside. Your mom saves you all by calling everyone inside before it starts raining. But if some kids ignore her and keep playing, they might get wet when it rains. Jude is reminding us that God saved people from Egypt but punished those who didn't listen to Him.

Contexto histórico

Jude wrote this letter in the first century AD to early Christians. He was addressing a community facing challenges with false teachers, using historical examples like the Exodus and wandering in the desert to warn against unbelief.

Aplicación para hoy

A concrete example is a company that provides safety training but some employees ignore it and suffer consequences when an accident occurs. Like those Israelites who didn’t believe, they faced destruction for not heeding God’s guidance.

Temas

• salvation
• faithfulness
• judgment
• historical events
• God's discipline
• believers' responsibilities

Versículos relacionados

• Numbers 14:26-35
• Deuteronomy 9:7-8
• Psalm 95:8-11
• Hebrews 3:7-19
• Matthew 7:24-27

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Preguntas frecuentes

Why does Jude remind readers of the Exodus event?

Jude uses this historical example to warn against unbelief, reminding believers that even those who experienced God's salvation can face consequences for not trusting Him.

What does it mean by 'destroyed them that believed not' in Jude 1:5?

It means that those who did not believe or trust in God during their journey from Egypt faced dire consequences, symbolizing the importance of faith and obedience to God's commands.

How can we apply this verse to our daily lives?

We should remember that salvation is not just about being saved once but also about continuing to walk in faith and obedience. Ignoring God's guidance can lead to negative consequences, much like those Israelites who did not believe.

What role does the Exodus story play in understanding Jude 1:5?

The Exodus story provides a powerful example of divine rescue followed by discipline for lack of faith. It serves as a cautionary tale in Jude’s letter to emphasize the importance of ongoing trust and obedience.