And angels (αγγελους δε). The second example in Jude, the fallen angels, accusative case after τετηρηκεν (perfect active indicativ…

And the angels which kept not their first estate. This is a second case denoting that the wicked would be punished. (See Barnes on [Refere…

We now enter upon the main body of the Epistle. Three instances of God’s vengeance: the unbelievers in the wilderne , the impure angels, and Sodom …

And the angels which kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation, he hath reserved in everlasting chains under darkness unto the…

The second example is of the fallen angels. The most likely reference here is to the angels (“sons of God,” cf. Genesis 6:4; [Reference …

And the angels. This is an argument from the greater to the less, for the state of angels is higher than ours; and yet God punished their …

And the angels which kept not their first estate
Or "principality"; that holy, honourable, and happy condition, in w…

Outward privileges, profession, and apparent conversion could not protect those from the vengeance of God who turned away in unbelief and disobedie…