Jude
Patron of hopelessness
Jude is a given name, typically masculine, familiar from the New Testament epistle and the Beatles song "Hey Jude." It shares origins with Judas but escaped that name's association with betrayal.
The name has seen renewed popularity since the late twentieth century.
Saint Jude is the patron saint of lost causes.
One of the twelve
- SimonMasculine given name
- PeterMale name, means rock
- JamesTraditional masculine name
- JohnCommon male name
Andrew · Philip · Bartholomew · Matthew · Thomas · Matthias · disciple · saint
Semitic language of Israel
- masculineMale in character
- BeatlesIconic sixties rock quartet
- obscureUnknown to most
- patron saintHoly figure guarding devotees
Written symbol or message
- canonicalAccepted as standard
- scriptureSacred religious writings
- EnochBiblical figure, ascended alive
- apostasyRenunciation of former beliefs
false teachers · contend · faith · benediction · doxology · warning · short · New Testament
Thaddaeus
One of the twelve
John · Andrew · Philip · Bartholomew · Matthew · Thomas · Matthias · disciple · saint · patron
Hebrew
Semitic language of Israel
letter
Written symbol or message
apostasy · false teachers · contend · faith · benediction · doxology · warning · short · New Testament · authenticity
- Ancient EpistlesRomans, Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians
- Thomas HardyWessex, Tess, Bathsheba
- Bible BooksGenesis, Exodus, Proverbs, Matthew, Mark
- Biblical FiguresJesus, Adam, Eve, Moses, Noah
- Saint NamesAgatha, Agnes, Ambrose, Andrew, Anthony
- New TestamentMatthew, Romans, Mark, Acts, Corinthians
- Reform JudaismProgressive Jewish religious movement
- Hey JudeEncouraging ballad from 1968
- St. JudePatron of lost causes
- Saint JudePatron of desperate situations
- Judas kissBetrayal masked as affection
- Jude Law