April 7, 200620 yr Without Judas Jezus wouldn't have been killed, so no ressurection, so no renewal of the word of God. Without Judas there wouldn't be Christianity. The Bible itself states that Jezus said to Jduas that he had to furfill his dirty deed, I don't think Judas would've done it without that comment of Jezus. First of all learn how to spell. Secondly no where in bible does it read, "Jesus said to Judas you will betray me". When he makes the comment that one of his apostles will betray him, they are all there, so while Jesus knew it was Judas, he wasn't specifically calling him out. Your true character is what you are like when you believe there are no repercussions.
April 7, 200620 yr I did a little more research on the subject and talked to some more people very qualified in Bible research. The manuscript was found in the library of the Gnostics and was said to be written around 300 A.D. The Gnostic cult members were (and are) considered heretics, and theologians agree that the manuscript doesn't tell any acurate information about the relationship between Judas and Jesus, but instead, only tells a lot about the Gnostics. Basically, because of the unknown author of the manuscript was an obvious Gnostic sympathizer, and because it was written between 150-270 years after Jesus' death, the manuscript isn't even being considered (by proper theologians) as an accurate source of information regarding Jesus and Judas' relationship.
April 7, 200620 yr First of all learn how to spell. Secondly no where in bible does it read ... Spelling things wrong is BAD but omitting words is okay. Some people are changed by being a moderator. I wouldn't be.
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