Why Judas betrayed Jesus 31 Articles

by Bryon Mondok

Have you ever thought you could do a better job than your boss? That guy in charge is just a little off and if you could get in there and just tweak things a little, well, things will break loose around here and momentum w...read more

by Lucy Macdonald

Who was Judas Iscariot? Other than being the one who allegedly betrayed Jesus, nothing is really known about Judas Iscariot and his life before Jesus. Through the ages, christians have held to the belief that Judas was inf...read more

by Gerry Legister

When Jesus was handed over to Pilate it was because of the direct betrayal action of one of his beloved disciple called Judas, down through the years that name has been synomimous with deception, and no one really likes to...read more

by Arsenio Esteras Jr MD

Peace to everyone! To fully comprehend and appreciate the Biblical answers apart from the extra-Scriptural answers on why Judas Iscariot betrayed the Rabbi, a comparative analysis of two Biblical narratives of betrayal ...read more

by firstcause

Judas betrayed Jesus for the same reason so many people are still betraying him to this day, unbelief. Judas traveled with Jesus for some time and witnessed some of the mighty things that Jesus said and did and yet he s...read more

by K.O. Morgan

JUDAS THE WRETCHED With the exception of Adolf Hitler, no man in history is more reviled than Judas Iscariot. And with Easter upon us, the Judas kiss is once again held up as the symbol of the ultimate act of betrayal. ...read more

by Ismael Tolentino

The question of Judas' betrayal of Jesus has echoed throught the centuries. Many say that Judas was possesed by the devil. Some say he had dark motives that made him betray Jesus Christ. I think that Judas betrayed Jesu...read more

by T. H. Orin

Judas made some wrong choices, and was so shocked at the outcome that he returned the money he had taken to betray Christ, and then killed himself. So how did he get to that point? The Bible says "Satan entered into hi...read more

by M Ross

According to the traditional canon of scripture, Judas did not betray Jesus out of obedience but rather out of a combination of greed and unbelief. Judas was, of course, paid 30 pieces of silver for his trouble, and we gen...read more

by Daniel Bentley

I'm going to suggest a very alternative theory on the true reason that Judas may have betrayed Jesus. It's probably best to have faith in the very word that the bible says and not to second guess but there are many places ...read more

by Gregory Roberson

I was thinking about Judas during the final hours and turmoil of the capture and crucifixion of Christ. Many of us think of Judas as the betrayer who is not worthy to live or to be forgiven. For some of us his suicide and ...read more

by Itsreallymefifty

I have read all the articles on Why Judas betrayed Jesus, and I have to say, that like everyone who reads the bible - you've all missed the point! Of course Judas betrayed Jesus - that was always part of God's plan. He s...read more

by Sara Bradley

Why Judas betrayed Jesus Was the betrayal by Judas pre-destined and controlled by God to complete the Old Testament prophesy of Jeremiah? Or was it a fulfillment of what Jeremiah saw in the future? Let's see what th...read more

by Katherine Sims

Judas Iscariot, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus, chosen by Jesus himself to be a witness for the Gospel, why did he become a tool in the hands of Satan to betray Jesus? From superficial standpoint, Judas being greed...read more

by Lyle Lloyd

Judas Betrayed Jesus Then Himself The thirty pieces of silver were probably not the incentive that drove Judas to betray Jesus. I have yet to get a copy of Judas' Gospel and read it, but there is probably some informat...read more

by Nicole Sauve

For Judas to betray Jesus He had to not know Him. He was one of the twelve but yet had no clue nor did he really care who Jesus was. From what we know of Judas as told in the gospels, it seems he was not serving God but ...read more

by Autumn Burke

The entire argument regarding Judas' roll in the crucifixion is an interesting one. However we have to understand that Judas DID betray Jesus. It wasn't as if Jesus told them that one of them had to do this deed and be ...read more

by The Tech Guy

Was Judas really in control over Jesus' fate there? I think not. His motivation was never to 'save millions' or to 'raise Jesus to the point he needed to be". He wasn't some great orchestrator of events. He was greedy ...read more