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 Jude called himself a servant (δοῦλος/g1401) of Jesus, even though he was not owned or in debt to anyone. 
 
-See: Serve (Servants, Slaves)
+See: [Serve (Servant, Slave)](../articles/serve.md)
 
 ### Why did Jude speak about Jesus in this passage?
 
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 Also, perhaps Jude was saying that it is God the Father who watches over the believers, or perhaps that it is Jesus who does that. 
 
-See: Jesus’ return to the earth; Call (Calling)
+See: [Jesus' Return to Earth](../articles/jesusreturn.md); [Call (Calling)](../articles/call.md)
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 ## 1:3-11
 ### Why should Christians try very hard to do?
 
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 These false teachers tried to change what the Christians believed the apostles taught about the grace of God. The false teachers believed that they could sin, and that God would not punish them. They believed that they could continue to sin because God would continue to forgive them for doing so. Jude taught that they could not live in the way they wanted to live. God has mercy on Christians, but they should not then say that they could sin all they want. Anyone who thinks like this does not understand why God has mercy on people.
 
-See: Grace; Mercy; Gospel
+See: [Grace](../articles/grace.md); [Mercy](../articles/mercy.md); [Gospel](../articles/gospel.md)
 
 ### Who is the only master?
 
 When people were making copies of the New Testament in Greek very long ago, some of them said that the master or ruler (δεσπότης/#g1203) was Jesus. But some others said that the master was God.
 
-See: Differences in ancient copies of the Bible
+See: [Differences in the Ancient Copies of the Bible)](../articles/differencesbible.md)
 
 ### When did anyone write about the actions of the false teachers?
  
 It is not known when someone wrote about the actions of the false teachers. Some scholars believe that God wrote in heaven about their wrong actions. Perhaps God did this before he made the world. Other scholars believe that Jude or another Christian leader wrote about these false teachers in another letter. Still other scholars believe that a Jewish prophet wrote about these false teachers long ago.
 
-See: Prophecy (Prophesy)
+See: [Prophecy (Prophesy)](../articles/prophecy.md) 
 
 ### In what way did these false teachers deny Jesus?
 
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 Some scholars think that the false teachers had been teaching the Christians for a long time. When they began teaching the Christians, some found out that they were guilty.  Other scholars believe that “set aside” shows that everyone will learn in the future that these false teachers were guilty. A few scholars believe that these false teachers were not Christians, and that God announced that they were guilty before they were born.
 
-See: Metaphor; Condemn (Condemnation)
+See: [Metaphor](../articles/metaphor.md); [Condemn (Condemnation)](../articles/condemn.md)
 
 ### Did Jesus bring the Israelites out from Egypt?
 
 Some very old Greek copies of the book of Jude said that it was Jesus who brought the Israelites out of Egypt. Other old copies have the word lord (κύριος/g2962). This word can mean either Jesus or God. More old copies have the word “Jesus,” but Jude probably did not write “Jesus.” This is because the Bible does not say that Jesus brought the Israelites out of Egypt. Neither does the Bible say that Jesus punished the Israelites in the wilderness for not trusting God.
 
-See: Differences in ancient copies of the Bible
+See: [Differences in the Ancient Copies of the Bible)](../articles/differencesbible.md)
 
   
 ### Did many angels sin?
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 At some time in the past, some of the angels sinned. They rebelled against God and what he commanded them to do. The very first time that they disobeyed God, they became guilty forever. So God punished them for having sinned. They became the demons. They stopped working for God. He threw them out of heaven and put them into chains. Some scholars think that Jude wanted to say that these are chains from which the demons cannot escape. Others think that they are chains in which the demons will stay forever. In Jude’s time, many other people believed the same things Jude believed about what the angels did in Genesis 6.
  
 See: Genesis 6:1-4
-See: Angel; Demon; Ancient writings
+See: [Angel](../articles/angel.md); [Demon](../articles/demon.md); [Ancient Writings](../articles/ancientwritings.md)
 
 
 
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 Jude wrote the same word twice in verse 6. The angels should have protected or guarded (τηρέω/g5083) the thing that God gave them to guard. However, they rebelled and did not do this. God is guarding them now because they did not guard the things that God gave them to guard. This is a type of irony. Because of this, God will punish them later for having sinned.
 
-See: Irony 
+See: [Irony](../articles/irony.md) 
 
 ### God has punished many people at many different times. What three times did Jude talk about?