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Matthew 26:15 · BSB
26:15 and asked, “What are you willing to give me if I hand Him over to you?” And they set out for him thirty pieces of silver.
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…four brothers. What did Jesus say in John seven, five, neither did his brethren believe in Him, none of his brothers. And then the Bible says inMatthew 26 verse 15, one of his own Jewish men named Judas said, What will you give me for him if I deliver him unto you? And they coveted with him for 30 pieces of…
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…God." And it's But here's the other problem. Then we got we got Judas there. Now we got Peter. So Peter's still in this moment in uh Matthew 26.Matthew 26:14-16, Jesus calls out Judas. He calls out Jesus and he says, "You're going to betray me." And Judas, one of the 12, went to the chief priest and asked,…
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…Jerusalem during the day. As they are making these trips into Jerusalem Judas slips away and conspires with the chief priests to hand Jesus over.Matthew 26:14-16Judas' betrayal was set in motion during a week meant to celebrate God's faithfulness—the Passover. But little did anyone know, a greater act of…
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…this one last opportunity to his advantage. So he goes away. He confers with the chief priests. He asks for an arrangement of money. We find fromMatthew 26, verse 15, Judas actually says, What will you give me if I deliver him over to you? That's what was on his heart. And so he sells Jesus out for 30 pieces of…
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…I deliver him over to you?” So they counted out for him thirty pieces of silver. From then on Judas watched for an opportunity to hand him over.’ (Matthew 26:14-16) Jesus is now betrayed for the equivalent of four-month’s wages. Judas and the religious leaders are set in contrast with the Mary who anointed…
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