Today is the day. The day of pain, hate, and betrayal. I did something that I shouldnÃÂt have done. I believed in someone that I cared for but I let him down. I caused him a lot of pain and suffering. My heart can not take it no longer. I feel so much hate in my body it feels like poison. Words can not describe what I have done. I will go down in history as the biggest sinner that walked the Earth. My Name is Judas and I have betrayed Jesus ÃÂThe MessiahÃÂ.
I was a greedy man. I always put money first all the time. I loved money so much that I forgot about JesusÃÂ love and care. I thought turning in Jesus for thirty pieces of sliver was a great idea. I would get my money and the chief priests would get Jesus I had nothing to worry about.
I was wrong I never thought they would hurt him. I felt so ashamed. A few days ago we had an important supper. He broke the beard and said that was his body and he took the wine and said that was his blood. I thought that was so wonderful but I was so scared that he was going to find out that I turned him in for money. He also told us he was going to die soon. I gave him a kiss of sympathy and he knew of what I have done wrong. I could see it in his eyes. My heart was racing high. He told the rest of the dispels that someone has betrayed him. I didnÃÂt want finger to point at me so I ran out.
I saw Jesus get beaten later on. I couldnÃÂt bear to see the pain that...
Judas
Given that Christ forgives all sins, and given that his martyrdom was necessary for the completion of the divine plan, Judas was arguably playing a necessary part in the process. Given Judas repentance and contrition, can Jesus withhold forgiveness?
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