Jude 1:24
King James Version
28 Jul 2026
“Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling, and to present you faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy,”
φεύγω
In this verse, the idea isn't just stumbling morally — it's the soul's instinct to flee from God's presence altogether, and the promise is that he holds you so you can't run far enough to be lost.
φυλάσσω
Keep
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φυλάσσω
God is actively standing guard over you, like a sentinel who never sleeps, making sure you arrive safely in His presence without stumbling along the way.
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ἄμωμος
Blameless
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ἄμωμος
In this verse, God presents you before His own glory completely spotless — not because of anything you've done, but because He's the one who made you that way.
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πταίω
Stumbling
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πταίω
God is able to catch you before a small trip becomes a complete collapse, keeping you steady on your feet all the way to the finish line.
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δόξα
Glory
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δόξα
God's glory here is his overwhelming, radiant presence — the atmosphere of who he is that will surround you completely on that final day, not as something to fear, but as the ultimate homecoming.
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δύναμαι
being able
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δύναμαι
God has the actual power and capability to hold you steady and bring you into his presence without a single flaw — this isn't wishful thinking, it's a statement about what he can genuinely do.
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ἵστημι
to present you
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ἵστημι
God doesn't just save you — he personally positions you, places you firmly on your feet, and presents you standing before his glory rather than collapsed under the weight of your failures.
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κατενώπιον
in the presence of
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κατενώπιον
You will one day stand completely exposed before the God who already sees everything — and incredibly, he will present you there without a single flaw.
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