Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson Judas, Who Betrayed Him
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Apr 14, 2025 Explore the intricate motivations behind Judas Iscariot's betrayal of Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. Delve into the complexities of his character during Passion Week, shedding light on his role as a disciple. The discussion unfolds the tragic progression of Judas' decisions, revealing the dangers of unaddressed sin and regret. This reflection serves as a compelling cautionary tale about betrayal and the consequences that stem from it.
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Judas Was an Apostle
- Sinclair Ferguson mentions correcting a lady who insisted Judas wasn't an apostle.
- He clarifies that Judas was indeed an apostle, highlighting the mystery and tragedy.
Mystery and Tragedy of Judas
- Judas's betrayal is a mystery, but his sinful progression can be traced.
- He regretted his actions but seemingly never repented, highlighting the difference.
Judas's Motivation
- Judas's potential motivations for betraying Jesus are explored, including material desires.
- His outward questioning masked an already-made deal for 30 pieces of silver.