-Removed-What I'm saying that Judas helped out in what had to be done.
God was angry over the nasty Adam, and Eve problem back in the Garden setting the stage for the Hell eternity plan.
Many don't reject God, they reject the Christian concept of God. I guess in your mind that's enough to warrant Hell though.
Originally posted by buckkyJudas was a hero, alright. Without him, then the romans would have problems to find Jesus.
If Jesus had to die for our sins then Judas was an instrument of the divine will . Somebody had to do it ? God wanted Jesus to die on the cross right ? Blood had to be shed to appease an angry God right ? Without the blood being shed we would all of ended up in Hell right ?
Gospel of Judas, I say. That's really all the proof needed to realise that
Judas was in fact not so bad. Besides, all this crap about Judas betraying
Jesus: Has it ever occurred to anyone that if Jesus knew he would be
captured and crucified, yet did nothing about it, he really wasn't betrayed,
but waiting for the inevitable to happen? How is Judas not a hero if he only
does what he's supposed to do in the greater scheme of things, thereby
helping fulfil the premonitions of Jesus leading to a two thousand year
long-lived religion, conquering the world and...
Oh! Wait! I take that back. Judas was no hero. He was a bloody scourge! ðŸ˜
Originally posted by Jigtiea n a f a t h f
Gospel of Judas, I say. That's really all the proof needed to realise that
Judas was in fact not so bad. Besides, all this crap about Judas betraying
Jesus: Has it ever occurred to anyone that if Jesus knew he would be
captured and crucified, yet did nothing about it, he really wasn't betrayed,
but waiting for the inevitable to happen? How is Judas no he world and...
Oh! Wait! I take that back. Judas was no hero. He was a bloody scourge! ðŸ˜
Originally posted by daniel58Daniel58, maybe a little off the subject.
God didn't Judas to make His Divine Plan work, one of the main reasons is he's not a hero is he killed himself.
But what do you think of this OUTLINE of the book of Ephesisans ?
http://online.recoveryversion.org/Outlines.asp?bookid=49