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of Jude is not different but many churches still act according to
it."
20 The History of the Bible (1850) contains this statement:
"Grotius says that this Epistle, that is, the Epistle of Jude was
written by Jude Oskolf (Archbishop) the 15th Oskolf of Jerusalem
living in the period of the Emperor Hadrian.'
21 Eusebius has stated in his history vol. 6, chapter 25:
" Origen said in vol. 5 of his commentary on the Gospel of
John that Paul did not write anything to the churches, and if he
wrote to any church it was not more than a few lines."
22 According to Origen, all the Epistles which are attributed to
Paul, were not written by him. They are hypothetically attributed
to him. Perhaps a few lines of Paul might also be present in these
Epistles.
it."
20 The History of the Bible (1850) contains this statement:
"Grotius says that this Epistle, that is, the Epistle of Jude was
written by Jude Oskolf (Archbishop) the 15th Oskolf of Jerusalem
living in the period of the Emperor Hadrian.'
21 Eusebius has stated in his history vol. 6, chapter 25:
" Origen said in vol. 5 of his commentary on the Gospel of
John that Paul did not write anything to the churches, and if he
wrote to any church it was not more than a few lines."
22 According to Origen, all the Epistles which are attributed to
Paul, were not written by him. They are hypothetically attributed
to him. Perhaps a few lines of Paul might also be present in these
Epistles.