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Epistola lui Iuda
(sau
Epistola catolic? a lui Iuda
), de obicei, denumit? simplu
Iuda
, este penultima carte a
Noului Testament
?i este atribuit? in mod tradi?ional lui
Iuda Tadeul
, fratele lui
Iacov cel Drept
(Iuda Tadeul este uneori identificat cu fratele lui
Iisus
). Opinia critic? majoritar? este c? a fost scris? sub nume fals.
[1]
Scrisoarea lui Iuda a fost unul dintre c?r?ile contestate de
canonul biblic
. De?i statutul s?u canonic a fost atacat, autenticitatea acestei lucr?ri nu a fost niciodat? pus? la indoial? de c?tre Biserica timpurie. Asem?n?rile dintre Epistola lui Iuda ?i
2 Petru
, utilizarea de c?tre ea a c?r?ilor apocrife
[2]
?i concizia ei au creat ingrijorare.
Opinia critic? majoritar? o consider? o lucrare pseudonim? scris? intre sfar?itul secolului I ?i primul sfert al secolului al II-lea, bazandu-se pe referirile la
apostoli
,
[3]
tradi?ie,
[4]
st?panirea bun? a limbii grece?ti ?i opozi?ia fa?? de
gnosticism
, dar cercet?torii conservatori o dateaz? intre anii
66
?i
90
.
[5]
[6]
[7]
Epistola lui Iuda face parte din ?
Antilegomena
lui
Luther
”, impreun? cu
Evrei
,
Iacob
?i
Apocalipsa lui Ioan
.
[8]
[9]
- ^
en
?6. Forgeries in Conflicts with False Teachers. Forgeries Directed Against Unknown Opponents. Jude.”.
Forged: Writing in the Name of God?Why the Bible’s Authors Are Not Who We Think They Are
(ed. First Edition. EPub Edition.). New York: HarperCollins e-books.
. p. 208.
ISBN
978-0-06-207863-6
. Arhivat din
original
la
. Accesat in
.
If this Jude is identifying himself as the brother of that James, then he is, by implication, obviously the brother of Jesus.
But it is almost certain that the historical Jude did not write this book.
- ^
De exemplu
Cartea lui Enoh
, vezi
Martin, Dale.
?RLST 152 - Lecture 24 - Apocalyptic and Accommodation”
.
Open Yale Courses
. Accesat in
.
- ^
Iuda 17-18
- ^
Iuda 3
- ^
?USCCB - NAB - Jude”
. Arhivat din
original
la
. Accesat in
.
- ^
Norman Perrin, (1974)
The New Testament: An Introduction
, p. 260
- ^
Bauckham,RJ (1986), Word Biblical Commentary, Vol.50, Word (UK) Ltd. p.16
- ^
Lutheran Cyclopedia: Canon
: "6. Throughout the Middle Ages there was no doubt as to the divine character of any book of the NT. Luther again pointed to the distinction between homologoumena and antilegomena* (followed by M. Chemnitz* and M. Flacius*). The later dogmaticians let this distinction recede into the background. Instead of antilegomena they use the term deuterocanonical. Rationalists use the word canon in the sense of list. Lutherans in America followed Luther and held that the distinction between homologoumena and antilegomena must not be suppressed. But caution must be exercised not to exaggerate the distinction."
- ^
Luther's Antilegomena at bible-researcher.com