Assertion: epistle's style | /r/HasProperty | the same
Facets:
value: always
type: DEGREE
value: clearly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: This may also be confirmed not only by II Peter, i, 17, compared with Jude, 13  where St. Peter doubles Jude's comparison and puts more strength into it, whilst Jude has more similitudes  but also by comparing the style of both, for, whereas the style of Jude is always the same, that of St. Peter differs somewhat from his usual way of writing, and the reasons for this change seem to be the matter he writes about and the influence of the Epistle of St. Jude.
text: (b) This may also be confirmed not only by II Peter, ii, 17, compared with Jude, 13—where St. Peter doubles Jude’s comparison and puts more strength into it, whilst Jude has more similitudes—but also by comparing the style of both; for, whereas the style of Jude is always the same, that of St. Peter differs somewhat from his usual way of writing, and the reasons for this change seem to be the matter he writes about and the influence of the Epistle of St. Jude.
text: The style of both epistles are clearly the same, and efforts to deny that John is the author of all three epistles has no real support or evidence.
text: Unfortunately this analysis is hard to confirm, since it has to be admitted that the style and vocabulary of both the original document and what has been added is the same.