Judas should've asked JESUS for forgiveness instead of killing himself
- Thread starter African Peasant
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How could he when he was set to be crucified?
BlackDiBiase
Superstar
he was chased into exile by the children.
African Peasant
Veteran
He should've gone to Golgotha at least. He could've talked to him over there. Simon carried the cross. So it was possible to have access to him.
When?
He was so overcome with regret he did not realize he could be forgiven
SuavePrince
All Star
There was a point where if he asked he would be forgiven but after the devil entered in it was wraps 
NoGutsNoGLory
Superstar
I don't know how to tell you this.......the bible is some fake bullshyt. There' is no Jesus or God. We're just matter that developed into a complex life form but we have no purpose and life has no purpose. Live as best you can until the inevitable death.
African Peasant
Veteran
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APIDTA
should’ve never sold bro out in the first place
humminbird
Veteran
This is Old Testament right?
That version of god was less forgiving. He was cursing people left and right.
Judas was like damned if i do damned if i don’t
The whole idea though was that he turned his back on god so much that he couldn’t see asking for forgiveness as an option
That version of god was less forgiving. He was cursing people left and right.
Judas was like
damned if i do damned if i don’t The whole idea though was that he turned his back on god so much that he couldn’t see asking for forgiveness as an option
But Jesus said it was meant to be
If Judas doesn't betray him how does his death, burial, and resurrection happen? the exact reason he came to earth?
Able Archer 83
Two Minutes to Midnight
My uncle is a Pentecostal minister. I asked him about this; how Judas can bear any blame since the Crucifixion was meant to be. His explanation was that even though the Crucifixion was meant to be, Judas was not necessary for it to be set in motion. Someone else could and would have sent Jesus to the cross. Judas inserted himself into the process through his own free will.
(As an atheist, I found that explanation less than convincing, but I didn't say anything else).