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rwp@John:11:7 @{Then after this} (\epeita meta touto\). \Epeita\ (only here in John) means thereafter (Luke:16:7|) and it is made plainer by the addition of \meta touto\ (cf. strkjv@2:12; strkjv@11:11|), meaning after the two days had elapsed. {Let us go into Judea again} (\Agmen eis tn Ioudaian palin\). Volitive (hortative) subjunctive of \ag\ (intransitive use as in verses 11,16|). They had but recently escaped the rage of the Jews in Jerusalem (10:39|) to this haven in Bethany beyond Jordan (10:40|).

rwp@Info_Jude:@ THE RELATION TO II PETER Beyond a doubt one of these Epistles was used by the other, as one can see by comparing particularly strkjv@Jude:1:3-18| and strkjv@2Peter:2:1-18|. As already said concerning II Peter, scholars are greatly divided on this point, and in our present state of knowledge it does not seem possible to reach a solid conclusion. The probability is that not much time elapsed between them. Mayor devotes a whole chapter to the discussion of the relation between II Peter and Jude:and reaches the conclusion "that in Jude:we have the first thought, in Peter the second thought." That is my own feeling, but it is all so subjective that I have no desire to urge the point unduly. Bigg is equally positive that II Peter comes before Jude.