There didn't need to be a Judas, right? I don't see that. There's no need of a Judas Iscariot. The leaders would have found another way. No pressure was brought to bear on him to cause him to betray the Lord. But he was led by Lucifer. If men were appointed to sin and betray their brethren, then justice could not demand that they be punished for sin and betrayal when they are guilty. You know, we should be giving him a reward if that's what he was commissioned to do beforehand. And that's not what is happening here.

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