👤 The Biblical Person of the Day
😈 Judas Iscariot – the Betrayer
📌 Profile
- Name: Judas Iscariot
- Birth period: approx. 1st century BC
- Place of birth: probably Judea
- Time of death: approx. 30 AD
- Age: unknown
- Occupation: disciple, keeper of the money bag
📖 Short Story
Judas was one of the twelve disciples of Jesus Christ and belonged to the inner circle.
Despite this closeness, he chose to betray Jesus—for 30 pieces of silver. His betrayal led to Jesus’ arrest and ultimately to the crucifixion.
Later, Judas regretted his deed, but the guilt became unbearable for him.
🔥 The Decisive Moment
The betrayal in the garden—a kiss that changed history.
✨ 7 Special Things About Judas
- Was one of the 12 apostles
- Had responsibility over the common money bag
- Betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver
- Used a kiss as the sign of betrayal
- Was directly involved in one of the most important events in the Bible
- Later showed remorse for his actions
- Remains a symbol of betrayal to this day
⚖️ Strengths & Weaknesses
✔ trustworthy (initially part of the inner circle)
✔ responsible (keeper of the money bag)
❌ greedy
❌ unfaithful
❌ inwardly conflicted
❗ The Mistake That Defined Him
The betrayal of Jesus.
➡️ A decision that could not be undone.
📜 Key Verse
“What you are about to do, do quickly.” (John 13:27)
🧠 Life Lesson
Not every closeness to what is good means that one acts rightly.
🎯 Application for Today
Small wrong decisions can have big consequences.
❓ Question for You
Where are you making compromises, even though you know it is wrong?
📌 Context
Judas lived during the time of the Roman Empire, when many were hoping for a political savior—perhaps he was too.
🔗 Connection
He was one of the disciples of Jesus Christ.
Conclusion:
Judas shows how dangerous wrong decisions can be—even when one is very close to the truth.
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