Judas in Two Minutes 

As sad as it is, his betrayal was an Integral part of His plan 😢

I always wondered if Judas was living in 'kingdom of self' the whole time he was with Jesus, or if the devil got hold of him at the last minute.

He didn't slip away. The Lord Jesus Christ chose him because he was evil in his heart. 70 Jesus answered them, “Did I not choose you, the twelve, and one of you is a devil?” This show often misrepresents what scripture clearly says.

@@conm1366 Correct he was chosen because he was evil. And the DBR is God's doing and Judas was an ignorant pawn, just like Pilate and Caiphas.

​@@nickma71Not at all! Just because someone has "evil in their hearts" doesn't mean they don't start off with the best of intentions. Jesus saw what Judas would give into, but Judas didn't. One little step after another.

Yeah I wondered if the actor who plays Judas will bring shame upon himself for the role

Luke Dimyan

​@@basedtheologiangaming4318 the actor has even said before that he wanted to know the humanity of judas and what led him to do what he did. This was well before he auditioned for the role

@@priscillajimenez27 Thank you for your reply

Actually God used him as a traitor, IF it wasn't for him, Jesus would never been sacrificed. So yeah Judas was just playing a role 😮

I totally agree! And it makes so much more sense! Judas was chosen by Jesus to follow Him. The other apostles didn't have a clue at the Last Supper that Judas would be the one to betray.

We never really fall, we just can't feel it ❤

Actually the greatest Mystery. Jesus asked him to do it as a release from the Trap Christianity would become- see The Gospel of Judas ❤

@@youllis that's why at the end of the day who we really have to forgive is ourselves for rejecting God.

@@Pipi-lr8ys if Jesus forgives Judas, or us for being wrong about him, who is beyond forgiveness? And if we were wrong about Judaa what else have we been wrong about?

@@youllis you haven't been wrong about him, you just can't see yourself in him. God is all that is, is beyond everything, you are God, Judas is God, Jesus is God, just in different ways, different expressions of God. There's no other force or person beyond us, it's the power of love that we carry inside that connects us all, and feeling that love makes you feel that infinite love to yourself, to all. Jesus doesn't need to forgive Judas, he created Judas and understands everything,, he knows everything is perfect as it is, there are no wrongs, but he does it from a place of love, from what we call the heart, so there's no need for him to understand, he already knows. It's like as a parent when you know what your children are going through and you have compassion for them because you recognize yourself in them. We haven't been wrong about anything at all. We are in a learning process and we can't see certain things with clarity yet but that's not wrong. It's like saying that you are wrong for not knowing how I feel right now, you don't know it yet but you are not wrong. If you felt your whole self, if you loved yourself unconditionally, you would be able to do it then, and you would know all the truth then. My truth revealed let me see that Judas did what he did as part of God's plan to have Jesus killed and for us to go through all we have for two thousand years, that is, not to be able to feel Jesus's love but instead being stuck with what you may call the wrongs, which ended up in Jesus's death. We needed to feel the pain of losing him for so long because of the way we are (not separation between other people and us, we are all one). When you have deep pain,, you stay in your head, unable to feel any love, without love you feel fear and feel lost, thinking that what hurts you is what others did, instead of seeing yourself, seeing that deep down, love is still there and won't let you go, making it difficult to embrace pain as part of your growth, embracing it and being grateful for it. Everything that happens is for our own good and the more love you give yourself while you are in pain, the more you recognize your pain, you, the love who's feeling it, the faster you will heal from it. Now we are starting to feel ourselves, first because people feel Jesus is coming back again and we feel safe, but at the same time for some people, that makes them feel anxious because they think they've done something wrong and he won't forgive them, so they are starting to be aware of who they are, that what they really think and feel about others is themselves. They are questioning themselves as never before, trying to see if they did something wrong that could be judged by God. Judging Judas, being stuck in the darkness and not able to see the light is not wrong, it's just painful and God has compassion for us, for the pain we feel. He'll come and show us that we hurt ourselves with no intention of doing so, that all we tried to do was to feel love,, unable to do it because we are scared and we are all allowed to be scared because fear is part of love, same as darkness, it's just so damn uncomfortable to feel. Humans have done the same as Judas did, we've killed ourselves, judging us and not allowing us to feel love, but it's how love works, you learn through experience and you need to experience separation to have the need to go back to union and to do it so. How can you punish someone who is in deep pain for not feeling love? How can you add pain to pain that is already there? Someone feeling unconditional love would never do that, would reach out their hand to hold yours and show you the way back to love.

We'll handle it very carefully. 🙂

I guarantee they wont include the truth revealed in Goapel Of Judas even though it's the best proof of Jesus there is

The greatest sin of Judas is not the betrayal of Our Lord Jesus Christ but the fact that he did NOT believe in His redemption/ forgiveness and committed suicide.

@@youllisThe Gospel of Judas is heretical, wasn’t even written by him or an eyewitness

Bro why you have to spoil it?

Yes, Jesus is merciful and forgiving

I feel sad for him more than anything

He was supposed to betray Him. Or the crucifixion wouldn't have happened.

​@@tuckersmom8805 Well... it still was his own decision to deal with the Pharisees. He got in their trap, but still could have said no. And who knows how many people rejected their offer before Judas accepted it 🤔? And then the Pharisees would have found another way to find Jesus and kill him. Without a single person so close to Him. I don't think Judas is responsible for Jesus Christ's death! Still the Pharisees are! If Judas might have known or guessed that they want to kill Jesus, he might have been able to resist the temptation. Dealing with the corrupt Pharisees was the mistake. He might not have known how evil they where. But giving Jesus a kiss to deliver Him to them - that was devious. But what do we know about all the circumstances 2000 years ago ? Only that little bit written in the bible... T'will be interesting how Season 4 will portray him. But, having seen all the other seasons before, I trust the directors team that they have put some interesting twists to the character of Judas as they did to all the main characters before 😉

​@@tuckersmom8805it is difficult for me to understand why someone had to play such a hard role on the salvation. I guess some things are a mystery and we all will understand in Heaven

A tense question.

@@TheChosenSeries very

Shalom my friend ✝️

@@edward2448 shalom! How are you my friend? Hope you have a great Sunday

Actually Jesus asked him to do it, it was secret. They remain friends ❤

@@youllis I respect your opinion but haven’t ever read in the Bible about this..plz feel free to correct if I’m wrong 😊

@@Jeslyn77 its from The Gospel of Judas revealed 2006. I wrote a book about it and make some videos to discuss it, thanks for your interest! Gospel of Mary discivered 1896 is also key information

Couldn't finish the show if we didn't have at least one.

See my book The Book of Judas by Andrew Harris for why Judas and Mary are the disciples who obeyed Jesus when the others betrayed

Eso es muy cierto igual nosotros hagamos lo que no hizo el acudir ala misericordia del señor pedirle perdón en el sacramento de la confesión con paciencia y esperanza y continuar hasta el día en que el nos llame,hacer lo que hizo San Pedro arrepentirse despues de negar al señor y continuar por el cielo por amar a Dios,Jesús en tu confío.

Amén

Please read Lk 17,1

I like that!! I don't see people desiring control at all. If we desired it, we would go against ourselves, because the idea of control comes from not seeing the light. Any idea that it's negative about God is an illusion. The absence of feeling love takes us to panic/fear and we can't feel God is with us, when we feel fear, we feel separated from God and we get angry, hopeless, alone...and we don't like feeling like that, so we start to think that we are doing something wrong and we blame ourselves for not feeling love (like when you said that we control as something negative). But the truth is that we never get separated from God, that love is there but we just can't feel it. Anything negative that you csn see on Judas is again an illusion, the same as if you see yourself as doing something wrong. All we do is love ourselves, though that sometimes hurts, and when Jesus comes again we will understand what everything happened the way it did back then. No mistakes, nothing wrong, it was all God's plan to bring humans the peace and love that we deserve to feel, to show us the way to our hearts. I love Judas with all my heart, even though my own feeling of separation from God didn't allow me to feel it. ❤❤❤❤

@@Pipi-lr8ys sure that u on the right way and not make your own picture of god which isnt based on the bible?

We couldn't agree more.

Amén y Amén

I am confused if it happened this way, he told him to go and do it quickly. Do it quickly. He told him and he did as he was told. The apostles watched him leave, saw him coming later, did nothing. They attacked a guard, but no mention of him, then or later really. Something is left out.

Beautiful testimony! God bless you!

Which Judas, the actor, or the Traitor?

There is no link between the peoples whos alive and the peoples whos dead

Judas turned his back on Jesus and didn’t repent but died in his sin. Anyone who chooses that way would be in hell.

​@@Emie8230 What do WE know, if he died in sin?! 🤔 Maybe he repented before his dead. Maybe even only in his last second...

Unfortunately, we aren't born innocent. We're ALL born sinners.

@@kimberlymayes4061 I think you're confusing the consequences of sin with the condemnation. Humanity's no longer in the Garden of Eden as a consequence of the sin of Adam and Eve. But babies and children who die before being old enough to be accountable for their actions and choices are without the condemnation of sin. Sin is a choice. If someone is not yet old enough to make such consequential choices, it follows they cannot suffer those consequences.

@@billparrish4385 nah, I'm not confusing anything. Yes, we live in a fallen world so therefore, we are born sinners. Peace 👋

@@kimberlymayes4061 I know you hearken from a doctrinal tradition which teaches that, and I'm not trying to start any arguments in the Comments. So I'll just say that, in line with my original comment about Judas, sin is something we choose to do instead of doing God's will. Repentance is deciding to no longer do that. Obedience is doing God's will, not our own. Judas chose the one path and not the other, not because of anything outside of his ability to choose, such as the world he was born into. He could not blame it on anything other than his own willfulness. He chose sin, and that was fully on him. And on us, 'us' being those of us old enough to choose it. But there is a way out of those poor choices, through the sacrifice of our Lord, and the blood He shed for the remission of our sins. May we all avail ourselves of that grace through repentance and obedience, turning aside from Judas' destructive path before we meet his ignominious end. Peace.

Also he didn't. It was a trick, a trap, Jesus planned Judas being revealed 2000 years in advance. Gospel of Judas revealed 2006

Yet, there is a gimmer of love in his eyes amid the mixed emotions.

Me too...what joy to see him if we are lucky enough to be in heaven. I think Fr Groechel said St Theresa (?) prayed for him and it's never wasted.

Why would you pray for him, if he's already in heaven & hell? You don't need to pray for those who have already died

@@gmddolbaeb2191 Well my religion says I could so I do. Prayers are never wasted. Pretty much all religions have prayer for the dead. I read this today. The practice is not just Catholic and it is biblical. First, it isn’t only Catholics who pray for the dead. Except in the Protestant community, prayer for the dead is universal among Christians. Further, prayer for the dead has been practiced by Jews since before the time of Christ and continues to be practiced by them today. In Scripture, Judah Maccabee and his men were retrieving the bodies of fallen comrades when they discovered the men who had fallen were wearing pagan amulets, and so “they turned to prayer, beseech- ing that the sin which had been committed might be wholly blotted out” (2 Macc. 12:42). Protestants may not regard this passage as Scripture, but Catholics do, and it is thus legitimate for them to appeal to it. Whether one regards it as Scripture or not, it constitutes evidence of prayer for the dead among Jews before the time of Christ, and Jews continue to pray for the dead today, particularly using a prayer known as the Mourner’s Kaddish. The New Testament also contains a plausible instance of prayer for the dead. After praying or the household of a man named Onesiphorus, Paul goes on to pray “may the Lord grant him to find mercy from the Lord on that Day” (2 Tim. 1:18). Paul twice mentions “the household of Onesiphorus” (2 Tim. 1:16, 4:19), but does not greet him with the rest of his household and speaks of him only in the past tense. Many scholars have concluded that Onesiphorus had passed away and thus Paul was praying for the departed. Many Protestants, too, spontaneously ask God to bless their departed loved ones. Thus the Protestant apologist C.S. Lewis writes: “Of course I pray for the dead. The action is so spontaneous, so all but inevitable, that only the most compulsive theological case against it would deter me. . . . At our age the majority of those we love best are dead. What sort of intercourse with God could I have if what I love best were unmentionable to Him?” (Letters to Malcolm: Chiefly on Prayer, 107).

@@workinprogress-ye5or When a person dies his soul goes to either heaven or hell. There is no second chance after death. The Bible tells us, "Man is destined to die once and after that to face judgment" (Hebrew 9:27, see also Luke 16:19-31). It would do no good to pray for someone who has died. Other religions are made to falsify the bible.

@@workinprogress-ye5or 1. A lot of the Bible is descriptive, not prescriptive. Especially the OT. So even if you take Maccabees as Bible, just because someone prayed for the dead does not mean that we should as well. 2. Onesiphorus - speculation that goes against clear teaching of scripture. Their are many passages in the Bible that teach that man's destiny (hell or heaven) is fixed at the time of death. 3. C.S Lewis - as much as I love the man and all that he has done for the church, he is wrong on this point. He wasn't infallible in his theology. He also tended towards universalism - the belief that Christ's death opened up the way of salvation for all men, not just those that put their faith in Jesus' atoning sacrifice. In the long run, it really doesn't matter what man teaches, the Bible is the only inspired Word of God - our only infallible guide.

It will be available to stream following the full theatrical release.

@@TheChosenSeries stream where???

"Way, Truth and Life".

@@lyndavonkanel8603 thank you didn't see that typo

@@reginaharris9775 You're welcome. It may have been spell check.

Not until March. They added days for Episodes 7 & 8 (the last 2 episodes of Season 4). It will be after they show in the theaters: Feb 29 - March 10. Sometime after that…

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We agree. Luke is wonderful in the role.

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