Judas Iscariot

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Judas Iscariot (Paper 183) (139:12sec) (143:3.5) (144:1.7) (147:2.1) (151:2.8) (177:4sec) (178:2.6) (193:4sec). See also apostles of Jesus
adversely affected by entry into Jerusalem (172:5.12-13)
attempted to heal James of Safed’s son (158:4.6)
betrayal
apostles’ suspicions (181:2.6) (182:0.2)
betrayed Jesus with a kiss (183:3.5)
did not betray Jesus for money (139:12.5) (172:5.12) (177:4.4)
emotions precipitating betrayal (139:12.10-13) (153:1.5)
feared for himself; asked for 40 soldiers (183:2.3)
J. believed he would receive high honors (177:4.2)
born in Kerioth; best-educated apostle (139:6.2) (139:12.1-2)
call of (138:5sec)
carried bag in deep pocket (186:1.3)
causes of downfall (157:7.2-4) (193:4sec)
failed to love truth; intellectual pride (179:4.2)
influenced by ridicule of Sadducean friends (172:5.13)
isolation, over-individualism (193:3.2) (193:4sec)
love grew cold; refused to trust (193:3.2)
met with enemies of Jesus (175:4.1) (177:4sec) (178:0.1) (182:2.13) (183:2.1)
nursed grudges; sought revenge for hurt feelings (139:6.5) (172:1.7) (177:4.4) (182:1.5) (193:4.2)
pampered and spoiled only son of unwise parents (139:12.6) (177:2.4)
refused to confide in fellow apostles (193:4.2-3)
sought advice and consolation of those indifferent or hostile to the kingdom (193:4.3)
was self-satisfied (139:12.4)
well-intentioned but cowardly and self-centered (177:4.9,11) (183:2.2) (193:4.14)
criticized Nathaniel; rebuked by Jesus (139:6.5)
David Zebedee gave funds to (172:2.3)
David Zebedee knew of plot to kill Jesus (178:2.3)
deposited funds (147:2.1) (163:2.11) (172:2.3)
discharged office of treasurer faithfully and efficiently (138:8.1) (138:10.10) (139:12.3)
disowned by parents over John the Baptist (138:2.9) (139:12.1)
favored proclaiming Jesus king; imagined Jesus regretted (152:2.5) (153:0.2)
foot-washing proved Jesus not Israel’s deliverer (179:3.1,4)
great executive, stickler for organization (139:12.5)
handed bag containing 30 pieces of silver (186:1.2)
imagined Jesus feared Jewish leaders (162:1.3)
Jesus
advised placing utmost confidence in J. (157:7.1)
did everything possible to save J. (179:4.7)
J. was faith adventure to (139:12.7) (177:4.10)
last words to J. (179:4sec)
personal salutation to J. (174:0.2)
warned apostles of impending betrayal (153:5.4) (177:5.2) (179:3.6) (179:4sec) (180:6.1)
Mary’s waste of ointment mobilized J.’s hatred (139:12.10) (172:1.5-7) (172:5.12)
name eschewed (139:12.14)
only son of wealthy Sadducees, unmarried, living in Jericho, only Judean, selected by Nathaniel; 30 in A.D. 26 (138:2.9) (139:12.1-2)
prejudiced against Samaritans (143:0.2)
present at Jesus’ trial before Pilate and Sanhedrin (184:2.1) (184:5.1) (185:0.1)
pricked about his traitorous conduct (186:1.2)
repented (186:1.4)
resented Jesus not saving John the Baptist (138:5.4) (177:4.11)
saw Jesus nailed on cross (186:1.4)
seized seat of honor at Last Supper (179:1.4)
suicide by hanging in valley of Hinnom (139:12.13) (186:1sec)
temple guards, centurion held in contempt (183:5.2-3) (186:1.2)
turned over all apostolic funds to David (178:2.10)
wondered how to break off from apostles (172:5.12-13) (173:0.2) (175:4.1) (177:4.2)

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See also apostles of Jesus

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