073: The Devilishness of Judas

There is a uniquely fascination when we seek to understand evil. One of the most evil characters in all of scripture was Judas Iscariot. How could someone so privileged with seeing Christ betray Him in the end? Beyond that, how could such a person show remorse in the end in the way that he did? The question sometimes gets raised, "Did Judas repent and receive Christ in the end?" Tune in to this fascinating discussion about Judas.Support the show

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