Jesus Chose Judas - Did He Get Saved?

[@JustMe-px9qy]

I can’t help but feel sorry for Judas. Someone HAD to betray Christ. Judas had the worst job in history.

[@francesottewill2538]

Jesus said, "Forgive them father for they know not what they Do!"

[@tropicthunder1553]

You are a gem. See you soon wise Saint. I love you dearly. ✝️

[@EERIEBANDANA]

Yahsua is whk jesus or thd christ wow amen ra is lucifer what do these men teach

[@henrystanley511]

Wish I heard this teaching when I first came to Jesus 😢

[@GgrAiace]

In John:17:12 Jesus says "that of all his disciples, none has been lost except the "son of perdition".

[@withoutjesuschristofnazare2746]

John 17:12 🙏🙏🙏 12 While I was with them, I protected them and kept them safe by that name you gave me. None has been lost except the one doomed to destruction so that Scripture would be fulfilled.

[@nadialove2048]

MrGreyjeep yes, but so was the parable of the lost son, didn’t he found his way back into his father’s house, Judas found his way back when he repented and cried out and bursted, Judas was chosen for that purpose in order for the fulfillment of Christ’s death, so Judas was saved, he was the first of all the disciple to believed, it was Judas who Jesus loved, it was Judas who testified of Christ through the spirit of John.

[@ShareBrightLight]

@@nadialove2048 But, why would jesus have said it would have been better if Judas had never been born if he was saved? I don't understand.

[@nadialove2048]

Share Bright Light, even though Jesus spoke those words he had not die on the cross as yet, Judas was used for an example that when all is fulfilled with Jesus by him dying on the cross there is no excuse or justification for any man to deny or betray him, those words was spoken for all who betray Jesus after he died for the sins of the people, after his crucifixion we all shall know and learn his ways, his statues and his judgment so there is no excuse for not knowing to do good, that is why John the Baptist said “behold the lamb of God who taketh away the sins of the world.” (Sins of the world meaning the sins of the wicked) 2 Corinthians 5:19 To wit, that God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them; and hath committed unto us the word of reconciliation.” ‭‭ When Christ was crucified all was saved but those who went backwards to continue in their wickedness it would be better for them if they was not born because they would be tormented and cast in the lake of hell, so that is why those words was spoken by Jesus and belief me Judas was tormented because he burst out.

[@paosanchez84]

@@ShareBrightLight I just believe he was through unbearable pain after he betrayed Jesus. His soul was attacked by the enemy after he did that and we think that was as punishment for what he did and not for what he had accomplished by fulfilling the profecy.

[@francevenezia]

Matthew 26:24 The Son of man goeth as it is written of him: but woe unto that man by whom the Son of man is betrayed! it had been good for that man if he had not been born.

[@HistoryandReviews]

Jesus said judas would judge the 12 tribes with the other disciples

[@francevenezia]

Matthew 19:28-30 King James Version 28 And Jesus said unto them, Verily I say unto you, That ye which have followed me, in the regeneration when the Son of man shall sit in the throne of his glory, ye also shall sit upon twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. 29 And every one that hath forsaken houses, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands, for my name's sake, shall receive an hundredfold, and shall inherit everlasting life. 30 But many that are first shall be last; and the last shall be first.

[@FatherVampire]

It surprises me that so far no one has apparently bothered to simply ask the most basic of questions: Why would the Sanhedrin pay Judas such a princely sum... to point out someone they already KNEW well? Yes... you heard me right. In all THREE Synoptic Gospels, Jesus, Himself, points out to the arrest party that they had all SEEN Him teaching daily in the Temple... and had been WITH HIM as He taught (?!): "Jesus said to them, 'Have you come with swords and clubs to arrest me like you would an outlaw? DAY AFTER DAY I WAS WITH YOU, teaching in the temple courts, yet you did not arrest me.'" (Mark 14:48-49, Matt 26:55, Luke 22:53) Thus... They KNEW Him, already! Jesus RECOGNIZED them all... and knew THEY recognized Him. So....... what did it matter whether Judas was there or not to "kiss" Him and point Him out? And why would they pay Judas anything to do so? The simple Truth here is this: There was no "Judas Kiss"... there was no Judas "betrayal"... and there probably was no Judas, period. Instead... the Judas story was later concocted to HIDE the truth regarding those who really DID betray Jesus by testifying against Him at His trial before the Sanhedrin... to save their own skins. Wanna take a guess who those real betrayers were? Here's a hint: Peter wasn't seated with the guards outside Jesus's trial, unable to leave as people kept recognizing him, 'cuz they were all such great buddies. Think about it... take all the time you need. ;)

[@LilMissRedList]

I think there might have been a law that requires identification from a witness

[@FatherVampire]

@LilMissRedList ... Nope. No more so than there is today when the arresting officers know the man. This was an arrest... not a trial. More especially, Jesus openly admitted he knew the arresting officers, that he had been with them daily as he taught on temple grounds, thus further proving he was the man they sought.

[@LilMissRedList]

@@FatherVampire we have a line up or a witness sits in the back of a patrol car and makes a positive ID of a suspect

[@FatherVampire]

@LilMissRedList ... Again, not when the arresting officers know the suspect, as here for having witnessed him overturning tables and beating merchants... and the suspect pointing out despite knowing him, yet they had refused to arrest him then. Thus, no witness was needed... much less had to be paid.

[@LilMissRedList]

@@FatherVampire the payment could be for information of His physical location though right?

[@aldousjohnfelix1127]

Yet there are some of you who do not believe.” For Jesus had known from the beginning which of them did not believe and who would betray him. John 6:64 Then Jesus replied, “Have I not chosen you, the Twelve? Yet one of you is a devil!” (He meant Judas, the son of Simon Iscariot, who, though one of the Twelve, was later to betray him.) John 6:70-71 Therefore, JUDAS IS NOT A BELIEVER IN THE FIRST PLACE! JESUS CHOSE JUDAS AS HIS DISCIPLE TO FULFILL GOD'S PLAN.

[@evannongrum2967]

We don't know how our Lord picked up Judas or who introduced him to the Lord

[@marquishajerry1126]

​@Bob B Jesus forknew that Judas was going to betray him, just like him knowing about the others in what they were going to do when Jesus needed them most, they turned their backs on Jesus 🤷🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️. But still all in God's plan Amen. We aught to learn a lesson from them all.

[@marquishajerry1126]

Your right, Judas was not a believer(Psalm 41:9, Mark 14:43-45, & Matthew 27:5) shows that he wasn't, so this man is not telling the truth about Judas Iscariot. Romans 3:4(God forbid: yea, let God be true, but every man a liar; as written, That thou mightest be justified in thy sayings, and mightest overcome when. Amen

[@Oklahoma75]

Interesting topic. I think this is a genuine and heartfelt question. My mom and I were talking about this tonight. The good thing is, although this topic is interesting, it is not essential for our salvation no matter what you or I believe. The most comforting thing is that no matter where Judas is, the Lord has judged him and we can be certain that his judgement is righteous and good, either way.

[@ClutchEastwood]

I'm looking for the answer: Did Jesus die for Judas? I'm not justifying the actions of Judas, I desire to rid myself of betrayals, seductions, and wickedness that I committed in my past and am still afflicted with today... even though I call myself a believer. In Mark , Jesus speaking of Judas said it would be better of that man if he had never been born. I have wondered this of myself. I wish I could go back and speak to that foolish young man before he would make a bunch of bad decisions, that were to follow him the rest of his life.

[@emmabasirico9045]

Jesus died for all of us nobody excluded for our past sins no matter how ugly.. each day Jesus forgive us if we repent for real if we will fall to sin.. we are in a process of learning, growing hiling sanctification by the Holy Spirit 🙏

[@henrystanley511]

Me too friend 😢 your not the only one praying for you 🙏❤

[@leroycooper3981]

If Judas is lost , then why did Jesus say , when I sit on my throne , you twelve followers of mine shall also sit on thrones and rule the twelve tribes of israel, and Judas was alive and there present at that moment Jesus said it , explain.

[@leroycooper3981]

@Bob B my Bible says you twelve followers of mine shall also sit on thrones to rule the twelve tribes of isreal , now eighter that's a mistake on man's part , or Jesus was including Judas also.

[@leroycooper3981]

@Bob B , just because it's the king James doesn't mean that it's saying Jesus didn't refer to the twelve followers , because after he said ye that have followed me he said you will rule the twelve tribes of isreal . He said twelve, Judas was one of the twelve when he said it.

[@evannongrum2967]

@@leroycooper3981 , Matthias came to replace Judas

[@nadialove2048]

Leroy Cooper thank you!

[@thematrix2783]

Judas did not betray jesus . he was crossed in stead of him .. Search gospel of judas .

[@markherron1407]

King 👑 JESUS forgave Judas Iscariot on the cross ❌ Father forgive THEM for they don't know what they're doing but Judas didn't forgive himself and Judas Iscariot became PHANTOM STRANGER Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!

[@chrisqalo5208]

Many are called, few are chosen. We may all be believers, that don’t guarantee our ticket to Heaven. Doing the will of God is what gets us there, not just believing.

[@QuallsKen]

In John 6:70 Jesus was calling Judas a slanderer and a false accuser. That is what the word devil-- diabolos means.

[@birdonawire5617]

Yes ....I believe our heavenly father /the son word/holyghost have sentenced him to hades

[@kimpozon8230]

Jesus is both saviour and judge.. jedus holds sword of mercy and justice

[@benbrazer]

Jesus chose Judas knowing he was a devil. Jesus chose Judas so for the fulfilment of the scriptures knowing full well he would betray him. Jesus also knew he would kill himself after he was crucified. I would hope Jesus forgave Judas in advance like he did Peter when he washed his feet, otherwise Judas was damned to hell to begin with.

[@KathrynBriley]

Judas wasn't the only chosen disciple, who betrayed Jesus. Both with Peter (3times) and Thomas, after hearing of the ressurrection, said to the others "unless I See The nailprints in his hands and the scars from the piercing of his sides, I will not believe." Kathy@CompassOfTruth

[@QuallsKen]

Judas wasn't literally a devil. Satan entered into him at the last supper when Jesus gave him the bread. Jesus called Peter Satan or at least implied that Satan was using Peter. Judas was a thief who often stole from the disciples money bag.

[@evannongrum2967]

This is a difficult issue. Because there is a heaven and then there is a hell. Oh Lord have mercy

[@DosSantos721]

This is indeed difficult because then he might have been lost from the start, just acting as a tool for Jesus to die for our sin

[@nadialove2048]

Ben Brazer Judas did not died even thought it said he hung himself, to hang yourself biblically means to put yourself out on a limb for the world to see you and judge you by the things you do.

[@savedbygrace8337]

John 6:70 “Jesus answered them, Have not I chosen you twelve, and one of you is a devil?”

[@jvlp2046]

You see, in John 17:12 Gospel, John did not "directly" pinpoint to Judas Iscariot, ... why John did not directly say his name?... it reads (in part/paraphrased)... "I guarded/kept THEM, and none were lost except for the one, the Son of Perdition."... who are they?... "THEM" perhaps, did not "directly" pertains to the 12 Apostles only, perhaps Blessed Mary, Mary Magdalene, and others were also included as the one given to Him (Christ Jesus) by His Father?... The Bible also said that Christians (those who believe in Christ) are also given by God to Christ Jesus's Hands to KEPT/GUARD... When did Christ say those words (John 17:12),... "Before or After," Judas Iscariot killed himself? Actually, it was said BEFORE at the Last Supper... therefore, this means Judas Isacariot was already BOUND/PREDESTINED to do his Role/Part UNKNOWINGLY so that the Scripture might be fulfilled... in fact, Satan took control of Judas (possessed/went inside the body) according to the Bible, if he was already so Evil as a thief, why the need to possess his body?... does not make any sense at all... Evil possessing Evil?... Satan will give POWERS to the coming AntiChrist, but not to possess the AntiChrist because he is already Evil as a person... Logically, if the King already owned the land, the King does not need to conquer those lands, he just needs the POWER to rule the land... the same analogy... So in other words, "IT WAS ALL PLANNED OUT," even before Judas Iscariot was born... Christ Jesus MUST die for the Sin of Mankind (ransom) and somebody must take the role/part of BETRAYING Christ to fulfill the scripture, either Judas or somebody else... there must be a FALL GUY, so to speak so that the Scripture will be fulfilled... simple as that... unfortunately, it landed "UNKNOWINGLY" to Judas Iscariot, the Betrayal Role/Part... if not Judas, someone else will take his part/role... but the same scenarios or outcome... Since God is a FAIR GOD, Judas Iscariot might not be condemned by God in the Fires of Hell... I firmly believed Judas might be pardoned by God... why?... 1st, Judas Iscariot was "BOUND and PREDESTINED" to Betray Christ Jesus even before he was born. (John 17:12) 2nd, Judas Iscariot, unknowingly betrayed Christ for he was possessed by Satan "BEFORE" he betrayed Christ and sold for 30 pieces of silver. 3rd, after Satan left his body, Judas felt terrible REMORSE (part of repentance) and TRAUMA, which may cause temporary INSANITY that lead to taking his own life (suicide). Lastly, One of God's WILL, is that ALL (Human beings) might be Saved... Amen.

[@workinprogress-ye5or]

Our Eastern brothers are more kind and I will hope if I get to heaven (nothing is guaranteed) I see him there and he smiles and says "thanks for the prayers" We don't know all the conversations or exact conversations for sure. There is an article coming from Archbishop Paglia, saying, "For Catholics, who say that Judas is in hell, is a heresy." Vatican Official: It’s Heresy to say Judas is in Hell When Ab. Paglia stated "hell" it means the "real hell of the damned", the question is, was Judas really a damned soul and deserve to be put in real hell of the damned? Remember, when Judas died, he was not cast out in real hell of the damned but only in Hades or hell, a prison. Further reading of scriptures, we know that the Catholic Church teaches in Catechism (CCC 632k-635), that Jesus descended into hell/Hades to preach the gospel. Contemplating the passages, we will see, that Judas encounter Jesus in hell or Hades. The next important question is, if we place ourselves in the shoes of Judas, will we approach Jesus to ask for forgiveness, for betraying him? Judas certainly repented in Matthew 27:3-4, with perfect contrition, as he first acknowledge his sins, regretted his sins, and return the money, completing the acts of perfect contrition. Then Judas, his betrayer, seeing that Jesus had been condemned, deeply regretted what he had done. He returned the thirty pieces of silver* to the chief priests and elders, saying, “I have sinned in betraying innocent blood.” They said, “What is that to us? Look to it yourself.” Jesus descended into hell where Judas was cast out, to preach the gospel and to offer God's mercy, on all souls including Judas. Did Jesus have a saving plan for Judas, why? Because, Jesus was the one who pushes Judas to commit the sins of betrayal, how? Jesus said to Judas, What you are going to do, do quickly." (John 13:27) If Jesus commanded Judas to commit the sins of betrayal, knowing Judas will forever be torture in eternal hell, that would present a Jesus contradicting the Will of the Father, as the Father sent Jesus not to condemn but to save souls in John 3:17, and the Father desires all men be saved in 1 Timothy 2:4. If Jesus has no saving plan for Judas knowing he will be cast out into hell, then Jesus will contradict His very own words, as He said, "I lay down my life for my friends", and Judas was a friend of Jesus, even after his betrayal. On the night of his arrest, Jesus called Judas "friend" despite of his acts of betrayal, and so, Jesus lay down His life also to save Judas, because He still a friend of Jesus.

[@julianmartin8530]

Judas was chosen. Just like everyone of us whether we know it not. Judas may well have been the very first believer to meet Jesus between the time he died and rose again. They had both died at the same time. I find it hard to believe Jesus didn’t reach out to him in death. Don’t underestimate the love of God and it’s redeeming power. He will never leave us or forsake us no matter what mistake we might make. Judas had no idea what the religious Pharisee were going to do with Jesus when he disclosed where he was. That all got determined after the fact. Claiming Judas’s betrayal killed Jesus is false. The religious were responsible for his death. No one else. Judas is alive and well and loved by god just like you and I. If you want to point the bone, why don’t you point it at the Pharisees. Judas made a bad mistake. To say it the biggest betrayal of all time is ludicrous. The greatest betrayal was made by those who hung him up. And on and on it goes. The religious hang everyone else up but themselves. At least judas could do that when he realised the consequences of his action. Condemning others to damnation is a greater betrayal of God. They are his children

[@Mila-ji7lb]

Can God save someone convicted of treason by the government? Can they be forgiven and go to heaven?

[@shintaruring1026]

Betraying Jesus as Judas did is an act of unbelieving, Peter who denied Jesus thrice is an act of unbelieving and likewise, Thomas would had not believed in Jesus' resurrection if he did not seen and felt the marks in the hands of Jesus.

[@KlinjollyCraft]

The difference is that both Peter and Thomas repented, and continued to walk on their paths to their deaths.

[@al_pastorbradley8647]

@@KlinjollyCraft but they're both men who lived in a constant state of sin. Unless they lived only in a perpetual state of repentance and died as such then they also died in unrepentant sin, betraying God but for free. Clearly, physically repenting for ALL of your sins to God cannot be the only way to be gifted salvation, but if that's the case and all of man and their sins are equal before God, then why would a sinful child of Christ be treated any differently from another?

[@Hookset2490]

Judas, like all of us, was offered the choice to be saved. It was Judas's choice to be lost.

[@jessiegrant9930]

It's interesting that Jesus called Judas, knowing he would be stealing the money

[@TheTuttyfrutty28]

John 12:4-6 Then saith one of his disciples, Judas Iscariot, Simon's son, which should betray him, 5 Why was not this ointment sold for three hundred pence, and given to the poor? 6 This he said, not that he cared for the poor; but because he was a thief, and had the bag, and bare what was put therein. Judas was a thief. Judas was lost.

[@nadialove2048]

woman of faith Judas was lost and found because he repented for what he did, wasn’t the parable of the lost son lost but found his way home? So was Judas, Simon Peter the father of Judas denied Jesus so he was no better than Judas, Judas was chosen to be a disciple, he was chosen for the fulfillment of the scripture and who God choses he predestined and justified. What Judas did was not imputed on him.

[@ivye1826]

Nadia Love what? Simon Peter wasn’t Judas Iscariot’s dad.

[@marquishajerry1126]

​@@ivye1826 No his father was not Simon Peter, but it was Simon Iscariot(John 6:71, & John 14:22)Amen

[@dandan9134]

THE song at the END?

[@nadialove2048]

Judas was referred to as that other disciple after he betrayed Jesus, none of the disciples was any better than Judas, peter denied jesus so he was no better than juda, James and John was called sons of thunder by Jesus for a reason, it’s because they was quick to speak and act upon, they was like destroying angels that is why they asked Jesus if he wanted them to call down fire from heaven to consume the men, they also was jealous men, the other James who was Jesus’s brother was called James the less for a reason, he was the least of all the disciple because he was much like most of these pastors today, preaching lies and hypocrisy before Jesus chose him, Matthew the tax collector was exacting from the poor, I can go on with each disciple with their faults but yet Jesus chose them and justified them, Jesus came not to call the righteous but the sick, so not one of Jesus’s disciple was righteous before he chose them, they all was unbelievers, even right up to when he was risen they was still unbelievers because they did not believe the women when they said the Lord had risen, they became righteous when they had became apostles not while they was disciple because disciple means to learn discipline, they was still learning how to behave themselves.

[@marquishajerry1126]

Thanks for sharing, I have to look more up on this, bless you Sis in Christ Jesus🤗💕, you learn something new everyday wow.

[@dehsa38]

God grants us free will, but He is sovereign over the entire creation,

[@MBB563]

If i have free will- I will choose to sin, and not choose GOD, and so will you. I was chosen, this is a gift, nothing i can do or say or any works or anything i can do can please GOD or find me worthy. Anyone who thinks they found GOD, or they Chose GOD, therefore this is how they gained salvation is a fool. We dont fully understand this GRACE, nor will we ever understand why GODs mercy is so generous and open to souls that are so wretched and evil. But Sadly, people who received this salvation think they earned it, it was all about them, they did this, they caused this divine moment, and now they are responsible to finish it, it's all up to them. It's all about their strength, obedience and faith. As if they will lose it the minute they do wrong or sin. Salvation, from start to finish is all about Jesus, even your obedience and faith is about Jesus. To think this all about you, is bondage and a doctrine of demons.

[@theancientchampionofonenes2287]

Jesus said it would be better if this man was never born. Also we are told by God through Paul that if any man destroy the temple of God, which we are, that God would destroy him. Judas died list, woe be unto him. The argument for his salvation after committing suicide is ridiculous. Once saved always saved means that Satan is saved, and the demons. That's so ridiculous.

[@douglasschmidt2869]

I don’t know much about anything but it appeared to me after watching the gospel of John movie that Judas sacrificed his soul to raise Jesus to glory. He was the one Jesus chose to betray him. None of the others would have done so. And Jesus needed to be martyred. Maybe I’m wrong but Judas may have been Jesus’s best friend. Jesus knew he had to die for us. Someone had to betray him. Maybe they drew straws but I don’t think so. John even said “he must be made more important. And I less important” so perhaps Judas had the same thought process? Or maybe it’s a simple as “orange man bad 😤”

[@seanmick3093]

I trusted in the Lord of Jesus Christ as my personal savior into my heart through faith alone, and not of works, by accepting his free gift of salvation, by his grace on February 16, 1996, each day, I confess sins for process of sanctification, to receive Jesus Christ as your personal savior, please refer to Matthew 10:28, John 3:16-18:36, 5:24, 6:37:47, 10:27-29, 14:6, Acts 2:38, 10:44-48, 16:30-31, Luke 15:10, Romans 1:16, 3:23, 4:5, 6:23, 10:9-10:13, Ephesians 2:8-10, and Titus 3:5. God bless the world, and thank you for sharing.

[@jonathonbevers170]

I believe if Judas repented he would have been forgiven but I don't believe he did and not even being able to forgive himself. He has witnessed the miracles Jesus performed and I believe he knew He was The Messiah the Son of the living God. With this in mind and not being able to forgive himself much less asking God whose only begotten Son was crucified because of his actions. Besides this even if somehow did ask to be forgiven his last act of sin committing suicide I believe prevented him from being saved.

[@marquishajerry1126]

And now he's lost because he took his own life, and only God have the power to do that (John 10:10, & John 14:6), and since he didn't repent, and turn back, I believe Judas was lost 🤷🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🙏🏾.

[@FranekCyganek25]

Judas is Saint, You can pray to Him

[@ryansikora9524]

The 12 apostles are going to be the foundation of God's kingdom does that include judas or does that include his successor? All the apostles were told that all there names will be written in heaven does that include judas or his successor? Judas gave back the money and the even testified that jusus was innocent and they didnt listen to him. After thay he felt so much sorrow and agony over what he had done to the point of killing himself does that count as repentance? Please comment and let's have a discussion on this topic I'd love to hear the responses to my questions

[@kimpozon8230]

Judas has a choice to not betray Jesus but he did because he was impatient of jesus plans ..

[@timothyasberry3470]

Well.. let's look at some facts, we know he was remorseful and he repented and returned the 30 pieces of silver.. Matthew 27:3-5, we also know that.. God says..if we confess our sins he would be faithful and just to forgive us 1 John 1:9, we also know that his act.. Judas.. wasn't the unpardonable sin, bottom line.. let's leave the judging and the decision on who goes to heaven and who doesn't.. to God 👍😁💯

[@bimosunupoernomo7120]

Yes, BIG TIME

[@jordanaperez7234]

Judas was forgiven But he took his life

[@jonathonbevers170]

I agree that if Judas repented he would have been forgiven but I don't believe he did and not even being able to forgive himself. He has witnessed the miracles Jesus performed and I believe he knew was The Messiah the Son of the living God. With this in mind and not being able to forgive himself much less asking God whose only begotten Son was crucified because of his actions. Besides this even if somehow did ask to be forgiven his last act of sin committing suicide I believe prevented him from being saved.

[@divineknowledge4607]

Giving back the silver may have been his repentance. But dispair may have clouded his mind that he wouldn't be forgiven and couldn't live with what he done could also be hints to his asking for forgiveness. Maybe it was Gods plan for Judas to off himself, maybe he was a sheep being used by God to fulfill scripture and didn't want him tortured for thr remainder of his life. Or did someone witness Judas off himself or was he murdered and the person that found him assumed it was a self exiting. We shouldn't worry about such things to be honest.

[@TimKollat]

The quote from James is just one more of hundreds of proofs that God is NOT 3 in one but one and ONLY one! Jesus is NOT God, but his son whom He begot in the womb of Mary by his spirit, the one that God promised Moses he would raise up another like him but this one would be the anointed one. Why people study scripture and still hold onto the complete and utter falsehood of the trinity is beyond me. Its the biggest and most dangerous lie in all Christianity. Believing in it makes the person antichrist by default as they are denying the Christ and his/our Father.

[@yarply12]

Jesus is Gods word made flesh, the living image of the father. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. In him was life; and the life was the light of men. And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not......And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth John 1 Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature: For by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him: 17And he is before all things, and by him all things consist. And he is the head of the body, the church: who is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead; that in all things he might have the preeminence. For it pleased the Father that in him should all fullness dwell; And, having made peace through the blood of his cross, by him to reconcile all things unto himself; by him, I say, whether they be things in earth, or things in heaven.Colossians 1 Are not the words you speak you. Are they not an expression of yourself? Jesus is Gods Word made flesh so he is Elohim.

[@yepimfresh]

mojo jojo the human mind cant comprehend gods power, so Jesus being god and the Holt spirit in one but not at the same time is confusing but that’s because you r human

[@neerajkumar-vp9yu]

The Word of God says he was son of Satan and he is the hell Amen Shalom Israel....

[@enricoramirez7073]

w/o judas.. salvation will not happen..?

[@tomcox5063]

Luke 23:3 Satan entered into Judas. John 17:12 called the man of perdition which perdition means eternal damnation. So, no…he was not of the household of faith. This is why some of the commenters need to be Biblically literate.

[@Mila-ji7lb]

Did this video say Judas was saved?

[@russpettifer5216]

Judas did what was required to fulfill prophecy, and only a capricious and spiteful God would not forgive.

[@davidjames3560]

When Christ says we are chosen, he's speaking pre-destinal.What he continues to do throughout scripture is invite us .

[@ODDMALTV]

And you don’t know here he is stop false teaching

[@jeancymonisse539]

Beloved lets consider a parallel. Israel began with the Twelve and “expanded” with the twelve. One of the original twelve, Joseph, had a vision and etc. (u know the story) they threw him in the well. Jacob’s love that was embedded in the hearts of the boys, specifically Rueben, stood up to save Joseph and potentially the whole family. So not one was lost. In retrospect we understand each brother represented a nation. Had Joseph died 1/12 of all of Israel wouldnt be here and arguably all of Israel would not have been here because of the drought. Then we have the twelve disciples. You mean to tell me that no one sensed the spirit of suicide and interjected. No one had the power to attack the devil that took over Judas. It rises a serious theological statement. Yes Judas was chosen but was Judas ever given to Jesus by God as Jesus infamously said that not one of the ones the Father gave him would be lost. What happen to the one and the 99. This question challenged many ppl through antiquity and even inspire gnostic writings and apologetics to “correct” the storyline. Please sound your opinion. Maybe Im thinking to hard. Can the message of love be propagated with the concept of exclusion

[@marquishajerry1126]

It was so in God's plan, he even use evil according to his plan(Gen. 50:20). Yes because God is love(1 John 4:7-21)Amen

[@marvynjeffries8401]

What about the one of the criminals who died with Jesus Christ

[@birdonawire5617]

Yes...he sure...did...cuz unlike juda s ,he was humble,smart enough,had the spirit of discernment to know believe have faith reconize that Jesus Christ...was is in fact our great lord and savior king of Kings lord of Lord's

[@nenecitosart1405]

@@birdonawire5617 Lets not forget he accepted his faith he accepted that he deserved to burn in the fires of hell. Unlike many who abuse their faith do all the sins of the world and then want ro repeant and ask for forgiveness in their last minutes of life in hopes of getting into the kingdom of heaven. Jesus forgave him because he knew the man was truely repeant of his sins and accepted his faith. Judas on the other hand was only repanted because he knew he would burn in the fires of hell. If he was truely repeant he would of not killed himself like a coward he had every chance to turn himself in to authorities but he did not.

[@arthurcantrell1954]

Just because you are a apostles or discipline doesn’t mean you are saved! Satan entered Judas, telling me he wasn’t a believer because Satan cannot enter a Jesus purchased Christian. Christ new Judas wasnt a believer. How would betraying Jesus send him to hell? Jesus blood would cover that wouldn’t it? Because he wasn’t saved.

[@prayerwarrior9110]

Judas committed the unpardonable sin. Blaspheme against the Holy Ghost. There is no way he could have been forgiven. Read Matthew 26:24 and Acts 1: 15-20. You can know all about a person and not know the person. In order to know a person you have to have a relationship. The Bible says Satan entered Judas. Luke 22:3 We know what does darkness have in common with light? Nothing.

[@mikeperez114]

I agree. Especially he felt regret which is not the same as true remorse like King David had. Like many wrong doers they feel regret after they get caught. Lesson for all: don’t betray the Christ. If you deny him he will deny you…

[@kenowens9021]

The Lord of the Second Advent will liberate ALL those in Hell. So, eventually, Hell will be closed.

[@reynaldoperez7285]

Saying Judas was an apostle is basically teaching that you can loose your Salvation. Saying judas was a saved is basically Saying you can loose your Salvation. Judas was not a true believer. Judas was called for a different purpose. He wasn't a believer. Judas was called to fulfill prophecy. Judas is known as the Son of perdition. Judas is known as unclean. Judas is known as a devil . Judas is a traitor, and was prophesied to be a traitor. Judas had a chance to believe, but he didn't believe. It is written. ◄ Psalm 41:9 the prophecy New International Version Even my close friend, someone I trusted, one who shared my bread, has turned against me. ◄ Matthew 26:23 ► the prophecy fulfilled New International Version Jesus replied, “The one who has dipped his hand into the bowl with me will betray me. ◄ John 13:18 ► the prophecy fulfilled New International Version “I am not referring to all of you; I know those I have chosen. But this is to fulfill this passage of Scripture: ‘He who shared my bread has turned against me.’ ◄ John 13:10 ► New International Version Jesus answered, “Those who have had a bath need only to wash their feet; their whole body is clean. And you are clean, (though not every one of you.”) ◄ John 13:11 ► New International Version For he knew who was going to betray him, and that was why he said (not every one was clean.) ◄ John 6:70 ► New International Version Then Jesus replied, (Have I not chosen you), the Twelve? YET ONE OF YOU IS A DEVIL!” ◄ Matthew 26:24 ► New International Version The Son of Man will go just as it is written about him.( But woe to that man who betrays the Son of Man!) It would be better for him if he had not been born.” Saying it would have been better if he had never been born , Is like saying he is not going to be in HEAVEN. Or how ever you want to put it. WHEN JUDAS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE SHARING THE GOSPEL, CASTING OUT DEMONS, AND HEALING THE SICK. HE WAS GETTING HIS HUSTLE ON.↙️ 14Then one of the Twelve-the one called Judas Iscariot-went to the chief priests 15and asked, “WHAT ARE YOU WILLING TO GIVE ME IF I DELIVER HIM OVER TO YOU?” So they counted out for him thirty pieces of silver. 16From then on Judas watched for an opportunity to hand him over. Yes, I agree that Judas was a disciple of Christ, but so we're many . English Standard Version john 6:64 But there are some of you who do not believe.” (For Jesus knew from the beginning who those were who did not believe, and who it was who would betray him.) English Standard Version JOHN 6:65 And he said, “This is why I told you that no one can come to me unless it is granted him by the Father.” English Standard Version JOHN 6:66 After this many of (HIS DISCIPLES) turned back and no longer walked with him. MANY OF HIS DISCIPLES FELL AWAY. A true believer is saved for all eternity. TRUE BELIEVERS DO NOT TURN BACK. N I V, THE FATHER'S HAND. 1 My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all; NO ONE CAN SNATCH THEM OUT OF MY FATHER’S ’s HAND. KJ V THE SON'S HAND. 2 I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, NEITHER SHALL ANY MAN PLUCK THEM OUT OF MY HAND K J V THE HOLYSPIRIT'S TEMPLE 3 What? know ye not THAT YOUR BODY IS THE TEMPLE OF THE HOLY GHOST WHICH IS IN YOU, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own? ( TRIPLE SECURITY, ) ( TRIUNE SECURITY, ) ONCE SAVED ALWAYS SAVED. King James Bible For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's. The true believer will truly believe. The one who stops believing never TRULY believed. ACTS 16:29 Then he called for a light, and sprang in, and came trembling, and fell down before Paul and Silas, And brought them out, and said, Sirs, what must I do to be saved? AND THEY SAID, BELIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS CHRIST, AND THOU SHALT BE SAVED, King James Bible For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: King James Bible Not of works, lest any man should boast. The bible clearly talks about 1.(ENDURANCE ) King James Bible But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved. The bible clearly talks about 2.(Continuing to believe) New Living Translation It is this Good News that saves you if you continue to believe the message I told you-unless, of course, you believed something that was never true in the first place. The bible clearly talks about 3.(Perseverance) New International Version You need to persevere so that when you have done the will of God, you will receive what he has promised. CONTINUING TO BELIEVE ENDURANCE, AND PERSEVERANCE. How BY OUR STREGNTH OR BY GOD'S STREGNTH . IF IT IS BY OUR STREGNTH IT IS A WORKS DOCTRINE. IF BY GOD'S STREGNTH IT IS BECAUSE HE IS THE SAVIOR. Yes the TRUE believer will do these THINGS BUT NOT TO STAY SAVED BUT BECAUSE HE IS SAVED THE TRUE BELIEVER IS SECURE IN WHAT CHRIST HAS DONE FOR HIM, THOMAS ALSO GETS SENT OUT TO DO THE WORKS, BUT AFTER THE RESURRECTION HE CLEARLY STATED THAT HE DIDN'T BELIEVE. THOMAS DOUBTED EVER SINCE THE BEGINNING, The only DIFFERENCE IS THOMAS CAME TO THE FAITH, HE BELIEVED. English Standard Version john 17:12 While I was with them, I kept them in your name, which you have given me. I have guarded them, and not one of them has been lost except the son of destruction, that the Scripture might be fulfilled.

[@rhoothlutz798]

Judas regretted what he did

[@kennedymichaelson50]

I THINK JUDAS IS IN HEAVEN BECAUSE CHRIST CHOSE HIM KNOWING HE WOULD BETRAY JESUS FOR THE GLORY OF GOD...

[@ricklamb772]

No ,He chose him knowing he was possessed by the devil,Judas had a task to perform.Jesus in prophecy said it would have been better if he had never been born.AndcJesus knew the prophecy that one of His bishoprics would betray Him,from the foundation of the world.

[@sophiawilson8696]

I think we don't know the real story.

[@ODDMALTV]

Your teaching is wrong, that had to happen God allowed Satan to enter Judas to fulfilled prophecy

[@omegatafkal]

Judas got saved, but then he chose apostasy over the truth

[@Maniac1607]

None of the apostles were saved until the Book of Acts.

[@omegatafkal]

Says who?

[@Maniac1607]

Says the Book of Acts. The Holy Spirit was given to them in the Book of Acts, not before.

[@omegatafkal]

@@Maniac1607 Saul had the holy Spirit but lost it

[@yarply12]

he was never born again so is lost.

[@jammyorata]

Isn't there a "Judas" in all of us? Can we really condemn Judas for what he did? He tried to anticipate the kingdom of God as a zealot. Did Jesus ever condemn anyone except for the Pharisees and the priests in the temple who thought that they were good people and yet who did really condemn Jesus? Who changed their beliefs and said that they were one with Pontius Pilate? They Sanhedrin become one with Pontius Pilate on this issue and they became friends in order to condemn Jesus. The truth in my opinion: there were many betrayals on different levels from that of Judas, to that of Peter, to that of the disciples (his inner circle) to a more widespread circle (those who represented the law: Pontius Pilate, the Pharisees and the Scribes, the Sanhedrin and remember Herod. Interestingly he succeeded to kill Jesus after all? Wasn't it his proclaimed mission from the beginning? Wasn't it his goal after all? He already killed John the Baptist so Jesus offered him a chance to repent yet he did nothing after seeing that Jesus remained silent. It is a mass betrayal in which we all took part in some way or another so the condemnation of the betrayal falls on all of us as humans we are frail and subject to sin.

[@cantbesure0714]

Why does god bother creating people that he knows will just go to hell or play a part in his story?

[@permijitdunkley1697]

KZbin Mr Judas Iscariot on youtube.

[@SeekTheTruth205]

A truly saved person is SEALED until redemption, if a person goes wicked and turns then that person never was truly saved, the problem is false converts, anyone can claim they are Christian, but a TRULY saved person is ALWAYS saved, the sealed doesn't cone unsealed, and "those who leave us were never among us", so yes once saved always saved is clearly taught in scripture

[@owlnyc666]

Only Jesus "knows" if Judas is saved. It was prophesied by King David. Everyone has betrayed Judas. What is the evidence that Judas expected Jesus to rebel against Rome? If Judas did not betray Jesus then would we be saved? Forgive those who trespass against us Jesus forgives those who trespassed against him. Love the sinner hate the sin. Jesus did not come to save the righthoeus.

[@nito2684]

Judas choose to follow Jesus,,, jesus didn't choose or call Judas to follow him,,,

[@nadialove2048]

LEON DE JUDÁ Judas was indeed chosen by Jesus.

[@ConEnigma]

No, he was never saved. Jesus said, "one of you was a devil." Miss use of explaining curtain doctrines. Paul said, since we saved, we can't live like we want (Roman 6). Also, Jesus said he will not lose any (John 6) please how do you deal with that verse. John 6:39 This is the will of Him who sent Me, that of all that He has given Me I lose nothing, but raise it up on the last day.

[@studmalexy]

agreed..Judas is contrasted to the other Apostle Peter who denied Christ.....one went to Christ, asked for forgiveness and repented..the other (did feel guilt and repented), but did not ask for forgiveness and took his own life (consumed by his guilt)

[@history2873]

ConEnigma - ... Acts 1:20 For it is written in the book of Psalms, Let his habitation be desolate, and let no man dwell therein: and HIS BISHOPRIC let another take. Acts 1:25 That he may take part of this MINISTRY AND APOSTLESHIP, from which Judas by transgression FELL, that he might go to his own place. Judas was most definitely saved. He fell from ministry, bishopric and APOSTLESHIP. You can't fall away from something that you were never in! Once saved always saved is a delusion and wishful thinking.

[@benbrazer]

If he wasn't saved then Jesus damned him to hell. He chose Judas to betray him because he knew he would. If you read the scriptures carefully, yes Jesus says Judas was a devil but in each instance where he betrayed the saviour, it says the devil entered into him. Only God can allow the devil to enter into someone. At the last supper Jesus says whoever I give this sop to will betray me, and he gave it to Judas, and said: That what you came to do, do it quickly and it says at that moment the devil entered into Judas. It was at that very pivotal moment that Jesus said the scriptures had been fulfilled. Jesus even knew Judas would commit suicide afterward. You can't deny that if Judas was not picked by Jesus then he would not have had to play the role of betrayer. I would hope Jesus forgave Judas, otherwise Jesus it seems damned Judas to hell and he never had any choice in the matter of redemption.

[@bingpz]

wrong only the individual can allow the devil in,they must be willing.

[@jesuslovesmegalatians2205]

ConEnigma jhon 17:12 "During my time here, I protected them by the power of the name you gave me. I guarded them so that not one was lost, except the one headed for destruction, as the Scriptures foretold."

[@HistoryandReviews]

Jesus said judas would judge the 12 tribes with the other disciples

[@LionIron447]

Hi what chapter and scriptures

[@HistoryandReviews]

@@LionIron447 matthew 19:28

[@stykemccormack3741]

Did not peter deny christ the holy spirit was not.given to the apostles until christs sacrifice like Judas they were still in the flesh without the spirit they would haven't christ

[@RichardM1366]

Judas Iscariot was never saved. He chose his own path. He did not lose his salvation he lost everything. He is now in hell. If he knew the truth then he would have become Born Again. He was too far gone. He was destined to betray Jesus.

[@isaacali8695]

Judas was never a believer.

[@Goinghome2024]

Nah, God did not chose Judas but rather Judas chose to did what he did. It is the same debate on predestination verse free-will. God already knows the end from the beginning, he only put all the pieces of the puzzle together to fulfill his proposes. By the way, Judas did not get saved. If Judas' future is good, Jesus will not say "it is better that Judas is not born."

[@joecheffo5942]

But a demon was put in him, how is that choice?

[@Goinghome2024]

​@@joecheffo5942 The devil merely present a choice and temptation. The same as Adam and Eve. Everyone who ends up in hell is because they choose to reject God's free gift of salvation and tried to use their own works to justify for salvation.

[@joecheffo5942]

@@Goinghome2024 Why would anyone chose to reject salvation. I hate to say it but Calvinism makes more sense. And why should rejecting a gift send someone to hell? What kind of gift is that?

[@Goinghome2024]

@joecheffo5942 because God does not force his love on everyone. Even loving God is a choice. If you choose to reject God then u are also reject to be with God which is heaven.

[@Goinghome2024]

@@joecheffo5942 Simple logic, if kind and generous person use his own money to buy a big and gorgeous house for a homeless beggar and offer to give the key to the house as a free gift to him. But the beggar being a proud person rejected the free gift because he feel that he do not deserve the free gift and need to work hard to earn for it himself. So where does this beggar end up after rejecting to free gift? Out on the street in the cold with hunger and still homeless. When God offer us a free gift (free entry into heaven and into his presence) that he paid with a heavy price (with the life of his one and only son). Either you accept it and be with him in heaven or reject it and go to the alternative place which is not heaven (sadly to say the alternative place is hell).

[@C0C0CH4NEL]

I believe Judas is in hell. If he repented right after why would he took his life when he knew God. Plus he was a disciple he knew suicide is a sin.

[@juathimlim4236]

Amein, Amein Amein

[@jonquebyrd3105]

He was not a believer

[@t.h.o.rthehealerofrealms1980]

Jesus asked Judas too betray him to for fill prophecy. You could argue this makes Judas one of Jesus's closes disciples. The Gospel of Judas makes interesting reading.

[@kimpozon8230]

Judas is not in heaven

[@alexsantana3588]

The Bible says Judas was chosen/saved at one point. Then he fell away into perdition. In John 17:12 Jesus says he was one of the "given". In John 6 Jesus says that All that the Father GIVES Me will COME to Me and I will not cast him out.

[@yevgeniyayrapetov2927]

The Bible tells in symbolic terms.Jesus didn't choose Judas.Jesus was not a criminal but Judas was terrible criminal.Is it right to talk about events that happened long time ago but not to notice that same events happen each cancer circle and today.Today,s Judas lives in New York in his famous apartment on Central Park West and being werewolf uses names Alberto Rentes and Mr Yunger.He also associates with Seaview Manor Home for Adults on Far Rockaway NY.

[@yarply12]

he was never born again

[@lenzyboithanghangs5391]

I believe juda will be in haven

[@Residence0fUtopia]

When Jesus say "its better had he not been born" and "son of perdition" i think you get your answer. I can't judge I'm a sinful being. Do i think suicide leads to hell? I think Judas betrayal was what blocked his salvation. He committed the unforgivable sin.he seen the holy spirit in flesh and still got jesus killed. I DONT think the murder of himself sent him to perdition but rather the act of starting the murder of Jesus. So again do suicide send you to hell? I believe an unrepentant sinner who suicides might be in trouble but not a repentant and forgiven sinner who was depressed . HOWEVER we're supposed to repent from our own sins and secret iniquities in order to get healed for depression

[@riccardoverrucci5727]

Juan 6:64 In this passage Jesus Christ states that Judas never believed in him, therefore he was never saved.

[@hilalchouman8548]

You've been deceive for 3000 years. Judas did not betray jesus. At the last Supper Jesus was with his chosen 12 disciples. At the request of Jesus the young disciple expressed willingness to die for Jesus. In the darkenss of the night the Romans came to arrest Jesus, but they did not know what Jesus looked like. Judas who Jesus chose and most trusted and loved, approached the Young dsiciple and kissed him and addressed him as master, fooling the Romans that it was Jesus. In the middle of the night the Rmans beleiving that they had Jesus, the young disciple was crucified. It is not true as depicted in hollywood movies that Jesus or rather the young disciple carried his cross through the street watched by the crowed. The reason is that even the closest to Jesus when they heard the roumer they were too late, the person who is alleged to be Jesus was already crucufied. Jesus was not crucified. If you are to believe the narrative that Judas kissed Jesus to expose Jesus' identity to the romans, you would be an insult to the disciples intellegence, and our intellegence.

[@kimpozon8230]

Judas is in hell

[@calledisrael434]

Judas the man Jesus chose to do HIS biding to fulfill Prophecy - Jesus being just a man [John8;40] but the son of GOD with ALL God's power/authority on Earth & maybe beyond ...the power/authority of life over death...the ultimate power . This is the Mystery of the God/ Jesus relationship as Jesus was just 'a man' which is difficult for many to accept!! Surely He must be God .NO ...the son of God /son of man/ a man & He made NO greater claim!! To say other than that you call Yeshu ha Moshiach a liar for there are many places in the Bible He refuted that belief!!....seasons Greetings in Yeshu ha Moshiach 's name ....Shalom ...old Messianic Jew

[@dlon4539]

This dumb redemption plan could have happened inspite of Judas being pranked

[@lindacowles756]

G'day, d Lon! The redemption plan you consider "dumb" is the only plan God has for you to be saved and gain eternal life.

[@joebhikram3036]

I think Judas is saved. If god condemned him to hell, there would a vindictive nature of god. Which is not god, for he is completely merciful, compassionate, loving, passionate ? LOVE GOD WITH YOUR MIGHT AND MANE. AND LOVE YOUR NEIGHBORS ALSO.

[@binhduongthi7778]

the the prophecy is there await for the right time the right person the right place to happen I've heard that Jesus loved Judas the most of the 12 disciple? so Judas take the past off Gabrielle angel, so one of the students been in bed you just say you wait I will talk to your teacher because your teacher the one who trained you am I right,? so the Judas receive eternal death? so you so bad you look like me when I were young so I love you more?

[@sawgoodmen925]

Judas was the treasurer

[@williamcarder1975]

Judas wasn’t saved.

[@Waffen_SS-q7c]

Judas Ischariot was crucifixed.

[@rashidabdarrahman5234]

Muslim's believe that judas was crucified instead of Jesus who was taken to heaven, please read the Noble Quran and learn a lot more.