In Jude 1:20, "twice dead" refers to individuals who have experienced spiritual death twice: once through their separation from God due to sin and again through their rejection of salvation and subsequent judgment. This phrase emphasizes the dire spiritual state of those who have turned away from the truth, highlighting the seriousness of their condition. Essentially, it underscores the consequences of failing to heed God's message and the ultimate fate of those who persist in unbelief.
Jude is German for Jew.
Jude in Hebrew is Yehudah (יהודה) which means "praised"
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One tenet of the creed is that Jesus was resurrected from death. "Rose again from the dead" is not intended to mean that this happened twice.
Jude is an English variation of the Hebrew name Yehudah, which means "praise."
If a dead person died twice it would mean that they experienced cardiac arrest once remaining dead for around five minutes; resuscitated shortly after(they don't give up on the first attempt, they usually use various procedures to achieve the desired result, heartbeat).
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There is no such thing in English as a Jude girl. If you mean "Jewish girl", the answer is "bas yisroel" (בת ישראל)
the greek Jude means judoden
Do you mean Judas? Jude was the half-brother of Jesus and wrote the book of Jude, there are no recorded quotes of his. Judas responded "Master, is it I?" in 26:25 when Jesus said that one of the disciples would betray Him.
Take twice a day, naturally.
A yellow Star of David was the sign of a 'Jude' or Jew.