What does Jude 1:25 mean?
Jude concludes his letter with swelling praise to God. He describes God as "the only God, our Savior." Although the apostates—rebellious nonbelievers—worshipped themselves, there is only one God, and He saves from their sins all who trust in His Son Jesus (Acts 4:12). Jude ascribes to God inestimable worth, sovereign rule, omnipotence, and full authority. He offers his praise through the Lord Jesus Christ, the one Mediator between God and man (1 Timothy 2:5). The attributes that Jude ascribes to God belong to God eternally according to the last part of Jude 1:25.Jude's letter describes men at their worst and God at His best. Believers are on the side of victory! After writing this magnificent doxology, Jude ends his letter with one word, "Amen," meaning, "so be it" or "truly."
