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Matthew 27:5 · BSB
27:5 So Judas threw the silver into the temple and left. Then he went away and hanged himself.
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…to return the money, and the priests would not take it. So Judas threw the money into the temple and left. Then he went away and hanged himself.Matthew chapter 27 verse 5. That is the first death among the twelve, and it happens before Jesus even reaches the cross. It is also one of only two of their deaths that the…
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…Should I say that I know him, That I love him? That, that he he's the most incredible thing that happened to me. But then look at what Judas did.Matthew 27 verse 5S Judas threw the money. This is the money, the 30 pieces of silver that they paid him to betray Jesus and left. Then he went away and hanged…
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…I'd like us to see how these differences, not contradictions, instead serve to highlight what Luke is trying to emphasize in Acts. So Matthew, thisMatthew 27, verse 5, says that after Judas betrayed Jesus, Judas got cold feet. He saw what he did and he got a bit of cold feet. He threw the blood money back at the…
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…and beating them up? That's the ugly. That's the ugly. So here's a couple of things to help you understand. There's a very, very famous line inMatthew chapter 27, verse 5. I'm not going to read it, but it's very simple. Judas has betrayed Jesus and he realizes he's done an evil thing and he throws the money in the…
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…a sword? They knew that a betrayer was in their midst, and they knew that the guards had come to take Jesus. We'll read one more passage. And it isMatthew 27 verses 1 to 5. And we're going to see now what happens. Matthew 27 verses 1 to 5. It says, Now when morning had come, all the chief priests and the elders of the…
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…One classic example of how not to read the Bible is that you should not do this. Imagine a person who never read the Bible before flipped toMatthew 27, verse 5. Matthew said of Judas, the man who had betrayed Jesus for money, that he, that is Judas, threw down the pieces of silver in the temple and…
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…ministry. And I wonder why. I see why. And let me tell you the greatest example. Are you ready for this? It's Judas Isariot in Matthew. Turn withMatthew chapter 27, verses 3 through 5. Judas Iscariot gained 30 pieces of silver for betraying the Lord, but he also gained a tortured conscience. And I never thought of it or seen it…
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