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If Judas' betrayal led to the death of Jesus and if Judas was sentenced to eternal damnation in hell for those actions, does that mean that Judas has suffered more than Jesus for humanity's sins?
by Tom on May 8th, 2007
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What would have happened to Judas? He obviously was very sorry for what be had done...and he followed Jesus...and he just fell into temptation...and a lot of Christians commit suicide...would he be with Jesus now? Any verses to back up would be good.
by planet_spin on February 28th, 2008
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Jesus was well known, so why did they need Judas to identify who Jesus was?
by Nikkia on April 8th, 2008
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Did Judas Iscariot [chose]-on his own volition-to "betray" Jesus? Was he in any position to [consciously chose] not to betray Jesus? Or was the whole epic a pre-arranged celestial scheme orchestrated "from above"?
by buttman on June 21st, 2008
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Was Judas intentionally trying to fulfil scripture when he "betrayed" Jesus? Didn't Jesus practically tell him to do it in the first place?
by huruey on March 24th, 2008
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You're reading Jesus was well known, so why did they need Judas to identify who Jesus was?
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