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Matthew 27:4 · BSB
27:4 “I have sinned by betraying innocent blood,” he said. “What is that to us?” they replied. “You bear the responsibility.”
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…was the Holy One of God. Judas, who is Jesus' sworn enemy, committed suicide, confessing that he was guilty of betraying innocent blood. That'sMatthew 27, verse 4. Matthew, verse Matthew chapter 4, Jesus endured his temptation in the wilderness without sinning. John 8 46, Jesus asked a group of lawyers, which…
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…our condemnation. This man, remember what the thief says, has done nothing wrong. This man, he declares, was innocent. Judas recognized that.Matthew 27, verse 4. When Judas's conscience is pricked about selling him, Judas takes the money, he goes back. And remember what he tells the priest when he goes back…
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…he realized real quickly that his sin didn't fulfill him. His sin didn't get him where he thought it was going to get him. And check this out,Matthew 27:3-4it says, "When Judas, who had betrayed him, saw that Jesus was condemned, he was seized with remorse and he returned the thirty pieces of silver to…
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…all allies of Jesus. Can we get somebody who is opposed to him to say that he was sinless? I'm glad you asked. Judas, the one who betrayed Jesus,Matthew 27, verse 4, ends up weeping and mourning his own action, and he goes back to the Pharisees, the very ones whom he betrayed him to, and was distraught and said…
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