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RedPill 🇺🇸🙏🏻1 year ago

Judas would have been forgiven for all his sins. However, he failed to confess his sins and ask for redemption. He died in the control of the enemy and joined him for eternity in Hell. Look at Paul; he was a murderer, yet he was forgiven.

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Steve McIntosh1 year ago

If Judas isn’t forgivable, then who among us is? Judas represents the shadow in all of us—the part that doubts, betrays, and acts from fear. Forgiving him isn’t about excusing betrayal; it’s about recognizing that redemption is woven into the very fabric of existence.

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Simon Snicker1 year ago

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KKellen1 year ago

That’s a great question. I say yes, he was used for God’s purposes. Jesus still loved Judas right?

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JGlass1 year ago

He would have been if he repented. Yet the two problems we have in the scriptures is that: 1. The betrayal of Christ by Judas (The son of perdition) was predestined and happened in order that the scriptures would be fulfilled (John 17:12) 2. Christ states that it would have been better if Judas had not been born. Which clearly indicates that Judas went to hell. For if Judas went to be with Christ then it would not be proper to say “it’d been better that he had not been born” as it says in Matthew 26:24. So yes anyone who calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved. Yet Judas never would have called on the name of the Lord for he was the son of perdition according to scripture.

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Keeps the Faith1 year ago

Peter denied Christ and he repented and was forgiven. Judas betrayed Christ and because he never believed in Jesus Christ he fell to Satan and took his own life. The two apostles were not alike. Judas belonged to Satan and Peter belonged to Christ.

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Kristopher Craig1 year ago

Anyone who asks for forgiveness to the lord shall receive it. What you do with that grace is upon you. Personally, I always forgive, but I never forget.

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Paul Peterson MD1 year ago

If there was no Judas, would there have been the forgiveness of all mankind and the miracle of resurrection?

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Ken Ngwoke1 year ago

The blood takes care of all sins.

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Carpe Noctem1 year ago

I'm pretty sure Judas was forgiven before he even did what he did.

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Shaman7111 year ago

Judas was an INTEGRAL part of the plan…a close friend..forgiven and reborn

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