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What was the price for which Judas agreed to betray Jesus?
What was the price for which Judas agreed to betray Jesus?
Which character trait of Judas is highlighted in the content?
Which character trait of Judas is highlighted in the content?
What is a possible reason for Judas's displeasure with Jesus's method of being a Messiah?
What is a possible reason for Judas's displeasure with Jesus's method of being a Messiah?
Which group is Judas speculated to have been a part of, according to the content?
Which group is Judas speculated to have been a part of, according to the content?
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According to the content, what is suggested as the primary influence behind Judas's betrayal?
According to the content, what is suggested as the primary influence behind Judas's betrayal?
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Judas's Payment
Judas's Payment
Judas was paid thirty pieces of silver to betray Jesus.
Motivation for Betrayal
Motivation for Betrayal
Judas was motivated by greed, anger, and possibly temptation by Satan.
The Price of a Slave
The Price of a Slave
Thirty pieces of silver was the price for a slave, reflecting Judas's betrayal's low value.
Zealot Perspective
Zealot Perspective
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Satan's Role
Satan's Role
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Study Notes
The Life of Judas Iscariot
- Judas was paid thirty pieces of silver to deliver Jesus.
- John suggests Judas was a thief.
- Judas's actions may have been influenced by resentment or greed.
- The price of a slave was a paltry sum compared to the magnitude of Judas's crime.
- Judas may have been a Zealot, desiring a forceful Messiah to drive out the Romans.
- Another possibility is that Satan influenced Judas's betrayal of Jesus.
- Various scriptural accounts (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John) detail events surrounding Judas's actions.
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Description
Explore the complexities of Judas Iscariot's motivations and actions in betraying Jesus. This quiz delves into scriptural accounts and proposes various influences, including potential greed and outside forces. Understand the profound implications of his betrayal throughout Christian teachings.
