Judas the Betrayer 6 33 AD by Dr Malachi York

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tapics in the form ofbooki and:pamphlets and works to uplilt a

forgotien people. Tribe ofJudahGod's Own people.

"And I will give you pastorsaccording to mine heart,which shall feed you with

knowledge and understand-ing.And I will set up shepherds over them which shallfeed them"ieremiuh 3:15 & 23:4

T&ere w€s a man rvho betrar edour Lord and Saviour Jesus

Qhridt (7-A,D,:S6II Living), thesoniBf,.Mnry'{6B.C.-SO A.D.)..'Whei-"rwas thisj-:lnanr H€: w.as ,,"Judas lscariot llou8aqlorcrprcorrlg; of Galilee (.1crs

5i37Lj4dn of:'AElbarr (12 ts"c.:48 A.tl.) and Sii-rion (28 B.C.-48A,D,) whose surname wasIscariot (John 6:71 I3:2,26).Judqs who was'bom {6 A.D.-33A.D.) is sometimes called "TheSon Of Simon" (John 6:71,

I3:2, 26) or Judas lscariot(Matthen) I0:4; Mark 3: I9:Luke 6:16).

Ques; What does Judas mean?

Ans: The name Judas, rvhichmeans "He shall be Praised", tsa Greek name equivalent to the

, Judas, (6 A.D.-33 A.D.)

son of Simon Iscariotand Azubah bat

Ephrath, a Moabite

Our Rabi has traveled' the world and has studied in, Universities in Egypl, Sudan, and America. He is a special-ist in Ancient Semitic languages and translation. He wasborn June 26, 1945 A.D. to As Sayyid Al Haadi AbdurRahman Al Mahdi of Nutria, Sudan and Mary C. York"Umm Faalimah" of America. He is a dynamic speaker andhas followers worldwide. His message iisimple. ?ou are notNegroes or African Americans. You"are Thi Lost Sheep ofthe l{ouse of Israel, The Tribe Of Judah. Blacks areOriginal Hebrews, the Israelites. You are also Ishmaelitesand \lidianites. Nluhammad the Arabian Prophet was also

of the tribe of Kedar from Ben Kenaan, who were Negroes,Nubian Islamic llebrews. The Orientals and Asians aie theEdomites. The Caucasians/Europeans are the Canaanites.Blacks are also fhe Original Sumerians and Egiptians.Blacks have an endless history where all other races have abirth date record. Blacks have been deprived of the trueknowledge of self and the great things that they as BaneEloheem "Children of God" have accomplished during thecourse of time. Simply because they don't know that theyare in fact the seed of the Woman. "Eve. Hawwah" throughSeth, God's own touch (Gen 4:25). They are the heirs to thekingdom of God (Galations 3:29; James 2:5) through hisown spirit and word, Lord Jesus the Christ, whose real

'name is Yahshua Bar Yahweh, the Saviour son of TheLiving God. This is his ftessage. The gathering of The LostSheep.

This vision incorporated believers allowing The Holy Spirit, {Acts 2:1-11 to display the attributes of Ha Mashiakh TheMeSsiah {John 1:41) through every believe6 touching livesrryith each believerts sphere of influence with divine love,

,p€ace, and joy, "till we tll come into the unity of the faith."

Hebrew name Judah whose name in Hebrew is Ya Hu Da(;']'t'lnt) and is yahuwdah (4I)CAU\4)f) inGalilean. ln Arabic. it is spelled Yahuwdah (lr34r) from theroot word Huda (rer) (The Nobte Koran Z7i'1 t1. From

Huda it became Haadi (g.rb), which means "Guide" as,41Mahdi (1845 A.D.-f885 A.D.) (,s'e Jl) of the Sudan, whois of the Lost Tribe Of Judah. Judah is the most honoured

name of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Genesis 49:10,tells how the scepter, and the law will remain with Judah,(Genesis 29:35) until Shiloh comes. This is the bloodlinewhere Jesus the Messiah came.from. For he is the Shiloh.-L.*..(;'lt'U) meaning. "he whose ir is that which belongs tohim." Or in Arabic, it is Salah (ala) meanins, "l; fix.repair." And in Ancient Hebrew ir'is Salah t9)Al. OrYahayyus' s own who is here io repair.this world. Noneother than Al Masih or Ha Mashiakh.-

Ques: Where was Judas from?

Ans: Judas was born in Kerioth in the year 6 A.D. makinghim a native of Kerioth also spelled Kirioth. Kerioth 'is ato\ n south of Judah and the city of Moab as it states inJeremiah 48:24, "And upan Kerioth, andupon Bozrah, and

upon all the cities of the land af Moab, .far or near. " Moabis where his mother Azubah came ftom. She was a,

Moabite. Kerioth is mentioned four times in the Bibie andin Joshua 15:25 it states: "And Hazor I{adattah, and,Kerioth. and Hezron. uhich is Hazor.". When you lookunder The Strong's Ilebrew Lexicon #2469r.k tel1s youthat the Greek word for Kerioth is Iskario-tes ,

(I o r< o ptrrlrq g) pronounced Is-kar-ee-o''tace w.hi h rueans 1

uMep Of Keriolh'f.,,Thus, Iskariotes is where Sirtron, Judas' i

father's surname Iscariot from the Hebrew tribe Issacharor Yissaskar ('lf[JUt) meaning to "there is recompense".Issaehar is the 9th son of Jacob and,Leah.,,fhe,1ribe ofIssachar trar eled with Judah but left and set up a town in theland of Canaan qnd the city was named after llsgabliar" So



the.Tribe Qf ..!urtah,'and hqd,-Fiied,.b-kjod. ugh ,!iSmotber Azubah's genes. the Moabite.

Ques: \\ ho are the MoabiteC?

Ans: The. Moabites canre by way of Moab meaning "of hisfather" who is Lot's eldg$t iph through ince*uouS- 6,inh byhis eldest da.ughrer Lubna. Lubna irO fr.iV*rnger sisterJalaa lay in the same bed with their father Loi whiG he wasdrunkeri, and thus;both sistels, became p."gnunt by theirown father (Genesis t9:36-37). This is sorneihing that thelrleamed from the people of Sodom and Gomorrai who arLthe Canaanties. And according to Nelson's publicationsand_Zondervan, Canaanites are white people and themothers and fathers of Sodom and Gomorah.

The King James Stuily Bible pubtished Bv The ThomasNelson Publications on Page 24, tJnder Commentary ForGenesis 9:25 Titled "Cursed Be Cunuan,,. It States.' ,,The

Canaanites l{ere Wite And In No Way Is This'To BeInterp,reted As A Curse On The Btack Rac'e. The Canaanite.spracticed rirual prostitution. homsexuality. and variousgrgigstic rites. (These are the same acts practiced in theland of Sodom and.Gomorrah).,,

And a,c.cording to the Thg Hallgy,s_Bi\le Hanttbook pub-

lished by Zondervan. on page tS7. Unae, tne Conaoriie,' tfwe wonder that some bllhese rnng* j"ur iCo habitation with Anima is :. ...,,

Ques: tr4'ho is Judah?

Ans: Judah is the fourth son of yecov ,,Jacob,, and Leah,the son of Yitschaq,'!'fsaac," son of Avrom "Abraham,"

(7 A.D.-stiil living)

Judas was said_to be a Mercenary which is someone who ismotivated_solely by a desire for monetary or material gain.T,ike the Zealots of which Judas' bestfriend called Siironthe Canaanife was one Luke 6:15; "Matthew and Thomas,James the son of Alphaeus, and Simon called Zetotes." Tiilife of Judas before the appearance of hisrname in the listsof the original disciples wbs thai of a Zealot,a Israelite whohung out with rhe Canaanjtes always ready [o betray theirown people. Similar to Blacks today who infiltrate'Blackorganizations.working for white peofle to betray their ownrace. According ro the Online Bible Strong'l #220g. aZealot qea-n!, "used of God as jealous of1ny rival oragainst God" In Matthew I0t2-4, the disdiple; were, ',2Now the names of the twelve apostles ure thise; The.fbst,

Simon, who is called peter,-fln:d Andrew nX nritneiJames lhe-son of Zebedee, and John his brother; 3 philii,and Bartholomew; Thomus, and Matthew the pubticaiJames the son of,Alphaeus, and Lebbaeus, whosi sarnamewas Thuddaeus; 4 Simon the Canqanite, and'JudasLsgar!2t.(the betrayer ol his own kind\, who also betrayecl/r'nr. "Notice that the verses 2 and 3 have l0 disciples iist_ed but verse 4 has Simon and Judas because it says .,a/so",

peaning that both.Simon the Canannire or Zealot'and tuOa,betrayed Jesus.

Ques: How did Jes*i Chsose his disciples?. ,r ',Ans: You can **e.h,-o-* Christ picks his discipl.esn.i* yo* ,9

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through the Rible. he picks"u.h

on. of them; then later ontells what their nar,nes would be; Iike John riy beloved(John 13:23; 21:20).or Peter the rock (Matthew 16:18).Jesus picked his oun disciples the rnay the owner of a vine-

1'ard u'ou1d pick the best grapes for the best of wine. InMatthew 4:18-21 Jesus chooses his first 4 disciples. "AndJesus, walking by the sea af'.Galilee, saw two brethren,Simon called Peteri.and Andrew his brother: casting a netinto the sea; .for they .were fishers. 19 And he saiTh tmtothem, Follow me, and I will make youf shers of men. 20 Andthelt straightway left their nets, and followed him. 2l Andgoirg o, f'om ihen\e. he sau' otlter rvo brethren. James theinn o/Zebedee. and John his brorher'. in a sltip u ith Zebedeetlreir father: mending rheir ners; and lte called tlrettr. "

In Luke 6:12-16, Jesus ordained more disciples afterprayer. "12 And it came to pass in those days, that he wentout into a motrntain to pray, and continued all night inpra))er to God. And when it was da1,, he called ttnlo him l'ris

disciples: and of them he chose fv,elve, whom also he namedapostles; Simon, (whom he also named Peter,) and Andrewhis brother, James and John, Philip and Bartholomen,Matthett and Thomas, Junrcs rJte srtr o-f Alphaeus, andSimon called Zelotes, And JtLdas the brother of James, andJttdas Iscariot, whiclt also v,as the traitor. And he cantedown w-ith them, and stood in the plain, and the compan-v ofhis disciples, and a great multitttde of people out of allJudaea and Jentsalem, and.from the sea coast of T.vre andSidon, y,hich came to hear"him, ancl to be heakd'of theirdiseases; "

Ali of these disciples walked. talked. laughed. cried andsupped with Jesus Christ, thus making them the true disci-ples of Jesus Christ. Unlike the self-Acclaimed disciples andipostles; Paul, Luke and Mark. Judas declared himself a

disciple when he was drawn like the others by the preachingof the Baptist, or his own Messianic hopes, or the o'gracious

words'o (Luke 4:22) ofthe new teacher. Judas was a secretagent him and his friend Simon u ere Zealots who rvorkedfor the Romans and Sanhedrins, who only became a discipleto spy and to betray our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Andwhen Judas was dead and they took his body down from thetree and threw it over a cliff. That's wlrv vou have twoplaces with different stories, Matthew 27:5," "And he castdotrn lhe pieces of silver in the temple, and departed, andwent and hanged himself (on a tree).-' AndActs I:18, '-Vor,r'

lhis man purchased a field with the reward of iniquiry, andfalling headlong, he burst osunder in the midsf, aud all hisbowels gushed out. " And it states that Jesus was hung on a

tree tn Acts 5:30, "The God of our.fathers raised up Jesus,

whom ye slew ancl hanged on a tree. " This proves that thetree is symbolic of a cross. When they ia,ent to take Judas'body down from the tree, they saw two ol Jesus' discipleswith Judas. Who did they see? They saw Peter, rvho wentafter Judas because he too was an FBI agent working withPaul and they also sau John son of Zlbedee. who rvas

being mointored by Peter because John was a true followerolJesus. So when the Sanhedrin took Judas'body down offthe tree and threw him orel the clillthat is uhy 1ou haretwo stories. They accused John and Peter for the murder of

Judas and John and Peteibecame fugitives. When thelcaughf up with John ihey puthim jail in Patmos and u,henthey caught up with Peter theyput him in jail in Rorne for themurder ol Judas. They wereapproaching them not for themurder of Jesus, but for themurder ol Judas.

Now, alter the Ressurection ofJesus, the Romans andPharisees sent another secret

agent to try to topple theteachings of Jesus. Jesus, a

Galilean of the tribe ofJudah ofthe house ofDavid,which is where the pureBlack Negro seed stemmedfrom. This has been proven bythe D.N.A testing of a tribesall over Africa. Similar test-ing confirmed the Lemba andMalachite tribes in Africawere the original Hebrews.Rightly called the Lost SheepOf The House Of Israel(Matthew 10:6, I5:24) Tribeof Judah called the Tents Of

Judah (Zechuriah I2:7).And the nei.r est discor ery is

that Mother Eve, is the first\litochondrial D.\.A. inAfrica, namely Uganda andlrom her daughter's D.N.A.all others on the Planet came

from her. That is, it is nowproven that Blacks \4.ere thefirst people on this planet andif the Bible is true then theReal Eve "Hawwah". was inAfrica and Negro. This is

the latest discovery found onThe Discovery Channel onApril 21. 2002 A.D. shown

at 9'o clock P.M.

Simon Peter(3 B.C.-70 A.D.)'

son of Jonasurnamed Cenhas.

meaning "rotk"

John (2 A.D.-99 A.D.)

son of Zebedee and

Salome

The position of Judas'name. in the lists,of the apostles in thesynoptic gospels makes him the l2in disciple of JesusChrist (Metthew 10:2-4) "Now the names of the fwelve dis-ciples are lhese; The first, Simon, w,ho is called Peter, andAndreu, his brother; James the son of Zebedee, and John hisbrother; 3 Philip, and Bartholontew; Thomas, and Mcrtilten'lhe publican; James the son of Alphaetts, and Lebbaeus.whose sttrnante wss Thaddaeus; 4 Simon the Canaanite,and Jude$ I;esdB|, who also betral'ed him. " The position ofhis name was due to the evil fame and reputation whichaflerwards resled on his name. However. prior to that. itwould seem that he took his place in the group of four which



alr,vays came iast, as if possbssing neither the love, foith, ordevotion. He was a Negro spy a Black devil there to makerepods on Jesus' actions anil scheming to set him up to bekilled. He rvas a Sanhedrin govemment agent and his fiiendrvas a Zealot. Because ofJudas'betrayalbfJesus, the earlvfollou ers of Jesus in penitence lasted on Wednesday.

Judas' always waited:.:His goal was to keep the olher disci-ples questioning and doubting Jesus' actions to make hispain easy He created slander about Jesus and women. WhenJesus promised in the upper room to manifest himseif to theone who loved him, Judas asked, 'Lord, how is it that youwill rnanit'est yoursell to us. and not io the uorld? (Johnt4:221. This showed that he did nol undersrand that Jesus"

kingdom was and is not of this world and therefore cannotbe manifested to this rvorld. Judas evidently still thought interms of a visible and material Messianic kingdom.

Little is known about Judas outside ofbeing a spy! a betray-er of Jesus Christ and his name being listed as one of thetwelve disciples (Murk 3:19, 14:1A, I4:13-16, MatthewI0:4, 26:14-25,47-49, 27:3-20, Luke 6:16, 22:3-6, 22:47-48, John 6:70-71, I2:I-6, 13:2, 13:21-30, 14:22,Acts I:16-20, 1:25). He was the only Judean disciple that was a personof promising leadership. Though Judas seemed to be animportant member of the twelve as indicated by being treas-

urer of the group John 12:6, 13:29, "For some of themthought, because Judas had the hag, that Jesus had saidunto him, Btqt those things thcn v'e have neecl o/ against the

.feast; or, that he should give sontething to tlrc poor' ', and the

possibility ofhis reclining by Jesus at the last srpper John13:21-26, "When Je.yus had thus said, lrc :r.us troubled inspirit, ancl testifi.ed, and said, Verily. veril, I sar un.to,,-ou,thal one of yott shall betral' me... " Jesus knew long beforethe night olhis betrayal that many people wanted him dead.The chief priests, the scribes, and the elders of the peopleassembled together to discuss how they were going to killJesns as it rias prophesized (Mafthei 26,52"-54,"Psalms2:21 at the palace of the high priest who was calledCaiaphas. Caiaphas was a high priest of the Judeans,Revelation 2:9, "I know the blaspltent.v of lhem v,hich sa!they are Jews, and are not", appoint"ed to that office byVaierius Gratus, govemor of Jridaea, after the rernoval o1-

Simon, son of Camith, 18 A.D. He was removed 36 A.D.by Vitellius, govemor of Syria, who appointed Jonathan,son of Ananus (Annus, father-in-1ar,v of Caiaphas), who

was his successor. So the land of the tribe olJudah rvasruled by loreigners.

All those who gathered decided that they rvould take Jesus

subtly and kill him. Horvever, they said "t'tot on the feastday" because there irould hare been an uproar among lhepeople. Jesus said my spirit is u'illing but my flesh is weak(Matthew 26:41).

Nor'r' r'hen Jesus was in Bethany in the house of Simon theLeper (the Canaanite, Judas'friend)t a worrran carrying an

alabaster box olrery plecious ointment. came to Jcsus andpoured it on his head nhile he sat. When Jesus'disciplessaw u,hat was happening, they did not agree. Here Judas

incite them against Jesus because ola rl,onan. Ther askedwhy are you wasting the ointment? Because rhe olnLmenrcould have been'iold for a high amount, and the moneygiven to the poor (I{atthew 26,'81. Remember who was thetreasurer? That's right Judas, working lor wtrat today wouldbe called the IRS. His techinque was to draw attention to Jesus

deating with x'omen. His puryose.il,?s to deter Jesus' follorversand make sure that they doubted:Jesus. They hit.Jesus from allsides, the FBI, IRS, etc. When Jesus hear$what the cliscipleswere saying, he said, "Why are you all bothering this woman?She brought good work upon me. She poured this ointment onmy body lor m1 burial." (Manhew 26:10-t2).

Alter this event one of the disciples namely Judas. went to rhe

chief priest, (a lalse Je*"), and asked what wrl1 you give nre if Ibetray Jesus to you'? (Matthew 26:15). They sealed an agree-ment with hirn lor thirry pieces of silver coins whiclr r: equir -

alent to fifty-tivo dollars and eighty cents, $52.80 roday. Theweight of the silver pieces according to the rveight of the

sanctuary was equal. to six hundred pieces. From then onJudas lvas looking for an opporlunity to hand Jesus over tothe soldiers.

The Last Supper

Norv it u.as the first day of the supper which is termed todayas the Last Supper. At this supper. They u'ere bringing in thePesach, the passover, the feast of unleavened bread whenJesus sat down with his 12 disciples. You see, they lived bythe Israelite laus of Moses (Join I:171 and nor lie ne*'or

broken lar,r olPaul. Tlrat er.ening as the) are Jesus rold rhemthat one olthem would become"possessed by rhe deril and

betray hinr (Matthew 26:21, Mark I,l:18). His disciplespleaded with him to disclose u'ho his traitor was so that theycould kill him, but he wouldn't. As they u'ere eating, Jesus

took bread, blessed it, broke it. and then passed it around tothe disciple and said this is my body. He then took the cup.ga\e thanks and gave it to them saying. "Drink all of it forrhis is tnl blood ol the .\'ew Tesroment." Luke 22:19-20,"And he took bread, ancl gave lhanks, and brake it, and gcveunto them, saying, This is wy body which is giten far you:this do in retnembyance of me. 20 Likewise alsa, the cup afrersupper, saying, This cui is the new testamed in mv bloo(l.wltich is shed tbr vou."



ques: What-is meant by tlie btood of the New Testament?

Ans: The red prini in the New Testament symbolizes, theBlood of Christ. This is whv Jesus' words are written in Redn hiclr is where our pur. re.,l is Found. lt could have writtenin any other colour 6ut this is the true word of God

Ques: Was Jesus aware of his death being planned?

Ans: Yes. after many incidents, strife, conflicts and disagree-ments that occured over a period of time, Jesus knew that his

death was being planned. He and his disciples went to a place

called Gethsemane where thev oftcn met. Gethsemane is a

word stemming from the Galilean rvord Gath (OY.hq) *A

v[/ine press" and shemen l1qv"/yu) ,,ointment, olive"meaning "An Oil Press". The Garden Of Gethsemane is a

small farm situated across the brook of Kedron at the foot ofMount Olive, to the northu'est and one half to three quarts ofa mile from the walls of Jerusalem, one hundred yards east olthe bridge of Kedron.

thought that he would'die (Matthe* 2A:221 right up until thenight in the gaiden of Gethsemane when he fel1 on his lbceand prayed.

Bitrle{ew Tesfament, Matthew 26:3&39'

Then saith he unto them, My soul i,s exceecling sorrowful,even unto death: tarr

-"vye here,:and wafch:tvith me. And he

went a little firthea and fell on his face, andprayed, saying,O my Father, i.f it be possible, let this cup pass from tne; nev-ertheless not as I will, bttt as tltott v,ilt.

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King James Version of the Bible

Bible- .r.-eu Testament, IIark l.l:3{-36

And saith tmto them, My sotrl is exceeding sorrowJul untodeath: tan1, ye here, and u,alch. And he v'enl.forw,ard a lit-rle, andfell on lhe Bround. and pt'a.ted that. if ir vere possi-ble, the hour might pass from hin. And he said, Abba,Father, all things are possible trnlo thee; take av'ay this cup

,fi'om me; nevertheless no,":r,*

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U:, uihat thou v,ilt.

King James Vetsion of the Bible

Bible- New Testament, Luke 22;42-44

Saving, Father if thou be willing, remol)e this cttp ./ront me;

nevertheless nol m!- will, but thine, be done. And thereappeared an angel ttnlo him from heaven, strengthening

him. And being in an agony he prayed more earnestly: andhis sw,eat 14)as as it were greal drops of blood.falling downto lhe groilild.

King James Version o.f the Bible

Ques: What cup was Jesus speaking about?

Ans: Jesus was speaking about his death by crucifixionwhich was in the year 33 A.D. He said. "Nor Of My Will. BtrrThat Thy Wll Be Done"!!The reason w-hy he wanted thecup to pass was so that the will of the father could be done.In others rvords, he u'anted the cup of crucifixion to pass

into the hands of The ones who would betray him. To theMuslim world, in The Noble Korun 4:157,ihere is muchconfusion and conjecture about the crucihxion and death of

Jesus who they call Isa (r-.,,rc- ). Only one verse in the wholeNoble Koran speaks about the crucihxion and the Muslimworld can not understand that in this new Persian Arabic orin translation. So iet's see what it reaily says in The NobleKoran 4:157 "ktd they (Judeans of Jesus''time) say; verilywe killecl the saviour iutt,t ton of

"Mary@l Masih', Isa lbn

Maryam), messenger of God, and thel'' dki not kill hitn rtnddid not crucif"v him, but it was onl,v- made to loak that way

for them. Anrl verily, those v,ho dispute in this mattet are indistrust abotrt it (not stre). They dou'r have any tnte knov'l-edge (facts) about it, they onlv follow conjecture and forcet'tain. rltey rrhe Judeansl did not kill him. (Mat. l2;14.John I9:23, Mrk. 9:2, Mat. l7:2)" So it does not say that he

was not crucitred or that Judas'was his replacement. None

Ques: Why did the disciples meet in the Garden ofGethsemane?

Ans: They would meet at the Garden Of Gethsemanebecause it was a regular communication area for Jesus.

When Jesus and his disciples arrived at the Garden OfGethsemane, Jesus instrucied his disciples to sit while he

went to pray. Jesus took with him Peter, James, and Johnson of Zebedee into the garden that was there. Judas was

the only disciple missing. Only to find them asleep. Jesusasked them, "And he cowelh unto the disciples, andfindeththem asleep, and saith unto Peter, What, could ye rutt rvatch

with me oie hour? " (Matthew 26:36-45). Jesus told his dis-

ciples that the son ol man will be crucified as it states in

Matthew 262 and i quote: "Ye know that after two days is

thefeast ofthe passover and the san ofman is betrayed to

be cnrcified,t'

Jesus Christ was a willing sacriltce and was willing to die

for our sins. Jesus Christ, the body himsell thought that he,

the spirit, was going to die on the cross. Many other times

in the New Testament you wiil find where it says the son

u ill be delivered up.-killed and resunected again. He

The Garden of Gethsemane



. orthit is ttrere. It says trtuttdali"rraid n"iifu"iry lesus and.r that the Jew did,not:kill him'and thaf's the truth-, It was the

:,: f{6112n soldiers who,*rucified lesus (Matthew'::27:22-35,:- 'John 19:23) under Pontius Pilaie (7-36 A.D.)

Jesus knew that in view of the'op.position that ho receivedfrom the Sanhedrin the ZealsJE$e highest Judicial and reli-gious council of the'Israelites

'composedof 70 to 73 mem-

L'ers of Judeans and the RomaR government, that ho wouldbe destined to die. Jesus did not want to die. This is why heprayed unto the. heavenly father saying "My Spirit Is'Willing, But My Flesh Is Weak" (Matthew 26:41).

Ques: What did Jesus mean when he made the statement

in Matthew 26:.41?

Ans: Spiritually as the Son of God, he wanted to do the willof his father but physically, as a man the Son of Man, hisbody was afraid. As a holy person, He overstood. However,as a human being who was going to be killed physically,

abused, spat on, thorned and nailed, he was scared because

he saw how the Romans abused the people. He told his dis-ciples to take their rest because the time rn'as almost nearwhen the son of man would be betrayed into the hands olsinners. (Matthew 26:45). Later on, Jesus came back and

woke the disciples up and told them to come with himbecause the one who would betray him is drawing near.

t. Hebrews 5:7ible- \ew Testamen

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ercarouo\etq afia rnE *LaBenq

"Who in the days of his Jtesh. uhen he had offerecl uppra))ers and supplications with strong cry-ing and tears trnto-him

that was abTe to save him frorn death, and v,as heard inthat he feared;

King James Version of the Bible

Ques: How did Judas betray Jesus?

Ans: While Jesus was speaking to his disciples, Judas, came

with a multitude of Roman-soldiers

whb were car-rying

swords and sticks. Judas told the soldiers that whoever I kissis the one to grab (Matthew 26:48). Judas betrayed Jesus bytuming Jesus over to the Roman soldiers. When Judas gave

Jesus a kiss, he was letting the Roman soldiers know whoJesus was. The Roman soldiers never saw jesus so they did-n't know what he looked like, until then. They had onlyheard nhors about him. So when Judas kissed Jesus. it was

a sign for the Roman soldiers to take him away and cruci$rhim (Luke 22:?1-22, 22:47-48).

They jumped ro their feet with the intentions of arresting

him. In fear of,the,impending arrest and in defense of Jesus,

his,disciple Sirneon Peter drew his sword and cut offthe ear

of Malchus; the personal servant or slave of the high priest

Caiaphas (JbhU 18:10). llsu'evet...our Lord Jesus Ch-risicured Malchusl-'right ear'nith a touch (Matthew 26:51,Msrk I4:47, Lulie'22:51). This was the last miracle of bod-ily cure broughl by our Lord. Aftei this rniracle, Maichuswas co[verled, Everyone in thergarden realized that he wasthe prophesized Messiah and bqqame his followers exceptthe Romans. The evil nature. ef''Judas gradually unfoldeditself when "sfian entered into himu'John 13:27-"And AfrerThe Sop Satan Entered Into Him. Then Said Jesus UtttoHim, That Thou Doest, Do Quickly. " and he betrayed ourLord (John l8:3) "Judas Then, Having Recei,.'ed A Band OfMen And Officers,From'The Chief Priests And Pharisees,Cometh Thither Wth Lanterns And Torches And Weapons. "

Ques: Why did Judas betray Jesus?

Ans: Judas was a spy for the Sanhedrine and a very greedymat (Mutlhew 26:15, Zechariah 11:12). He betrayed Jesus

to test his real Godliness. Judas thought that if Jesus ll,as theMessiah, he would escape harm and if he was not theMessiah, he would perish. Judas hoped that Jesus would use

his forceful revolutionary means against Rome. In the latterdays in Jerusalem when Judas came to realize that Jesuswould not use these means against Rome, and that Jesuseven recommended paying taxes to Rome (Mark 12:17),this prompted Judas to betray Jesus.

Ques: Did Jesus know who would betray him?

Ans: In the entire 18th chapter of the Book of John, you

will find that Jesus Christ kneu that Judas was comingwith Roman soldiers to aruest him and to be crucified. -Bible- \eu Testament. Luke 22:22

Ancl truly the Son of man goeth, as it was determinecl: butwoe unto that man by whom he is betrayed!

King James Version Af The Bible

Ques: rr{ hy did the Romans and the religious authoritieswant to arrest Jesus?

Ans: Because when Jesus was being questioned by the highpriest and the Roman soldiers (lo-ni *Sz-lSl, i.rur ru]dthat he \^as the son olGod and because he said this. theythought that he was blaspheming the name of God. Th-e

Romans had a law that rvhoever should claim to be the sonof God should die (John 19:7). However, when Jesus saidhe was the son of God he r,r,,as quoting ftom Psalm 82:6, "Ihave said, Ye are gods; and all ofyou are children ofthemost High. " And said tn, John 10:34 u,hete it states: "...1s ltnot written in your law, I said, Ye are gods? " When Jesus ison the cross and is being mocked and doubted in Luke23:36 "And the soldiers also mocked him, coming ro hint.and offering him vinegar, " Jesus then makes a plef to these

unknowing people who wanted to crucifu him in order tocrucifl' the God-of Isragl just ot say he ditid like their Gods,Zeus, Herceles, Athena etc. They were trying to destroy the

God of Israel by destroying Jesus. However you caruot killthe spritual God. They were killing the man of ,Jesus" not

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Jesus the son of,God io, ni6i.it had already ascended andwas with God. This is whaiJesus meant when,he said inI uke 23:31 "Then'said Jesus, Father, forgive them;for theyknov' not what they do. An'd they parted his lsiment, andcast lots. " In an atternpt to destroy and kill God, they onlydestroyed the flesh of a man,,for they knew not what theyn'ere doing. You cannot destroy God. Aftei the verdict ofthe Sanhedrin condelnning Jesus to death, Judas broughtagain the thirly pieces of s'ilver to the chief priest and c-ast

the money he had rece.ived as the wages of his iniquity downon the floor of the sanctuary. With "an exceeding bittercry" Judas cried out, 'I have sinned in betraying innocentblood' (Matthew 27:14). After Judas threw the pieces of sil-ver into the temple the chief priest took the thirty pieces of

silver and said "it is not lav,ful.for to put lhem inlo lhe fi'eas-uty, because it is the ptjgs Jjfhleed." (Mutthew 27:6). Afterthis statement q'as made Judas then u,ent and killed himself.

Ques: IIow did Judas die?

Ans: Judas the traitor's life came to an ultimate end when he

threw the silver in the temple and then went and hung hrm-self, in Matthew 27:5 where it states "Ancl he cast dolvn thepieces of silver in the temple, and departed, and wenl andhanged himseff " He perished in his guilt and "went unto hisown place" (Acts I:25).

The statement tn Acts 1.',18 states that Judas 'fell headlongand burst asunder in the midst, And All his bo.*els gushedout," He committed suicide first by hanging himself over

the valley of Hinnom, in Calvary. Jerusalem. He R'as cutdown and his body was thrown to waste. This Judas the

tretrayer is not to be mistaken for the many other Judas'

mentioned in the Bible.

Ques: How many Judas' are mentioned in the Bitrle?

Ans: There are four other men by the name of Judas in theBible. You have:

Ques: Was Judas ever forgiven for betraying Jesus?

Ans: Yes. Judas said I have sinned, I have betrayed innocentblood. This meant that he repented and was forgiven by Codthe Father. Mosl churches ne\ er inlbrm their congregationsabout this fact. Now read it for yourself.

Matthew 27:3-4

rore rSc,rv louDog o napc8rSoug o.utov on rcarercpt0qpe rape),r1Oerg qncorpt\yev ro tploKovro opytrpro. tolqspx,wpsuolv Kol rolq npeoButepotg l.eyolv npoprovnupu8oug flllio, oerDov 01 5r tlfiov 11 Tlpog tltlog ou oVfl

Then Judas, which had betrayed him, when he sau'that he

was condetnnqd, repented himself, and brought again thethir4, pieces: of sitver to the ciief priests and elders, 4

Saying, I have sinned in that I have betray^ed the innocentOtbod. ,qnd they. said, what is thctt to us? See thou to that.

Rev. Ilr. Mslachi Z.Ibrk-ElPaslor and Founder of TheEsiotiun Church Of KurostttChrist" In"c.

Author of over 360 books,Translator and Commenlary ofthe Torah from Hebrew and theBook of. Revelations fromGalilean and Greek. And er.'entranslated with Commentarl'The Notrle Koran forChristians and Shriners u'ithFJlbllcal reterencefor each verse.

THE }IISSION

As we proclaim Jesr,rs. the Christ, (The Anointed One and HisAnointing), as head of the cl.u.rrch and the manifested Word and

Spirit of Cod, our soal is to teach the Word of God u,ith sim-plicity and understanding u ith the proper translations, n hich is

missing in our churches todal'. so that iI (The \lbrd) may be

applied to our everldar'1rr-es rn a practical and effectire man-ner. And you knon that r ou are the children of God created as

the glory of God (lsaiah 13:7). \\'e are laborers together in theBody of Christ of the Seed olChrisni'ith the Blood type "J" forJudah, Jahovah. Jesus to bring hon-re all Christ came to save(Matthews 15:24: \lattheus 10:5):.\11 he sent us lbr'(Matthew

10:5-6); not to the Gentiles "Canaanites". brit to his or.vn (John1:11). We do not fbllou Paul (1 Trmothl'2:5) an Anti-Christ.We have one mediator. Paul s ent to his orr.n, the Gentiles butChrist came lor his ou.n (Hebress 7:14). He is described byrace while in his tlesh as it states in Revelatron 1:14 and whereyou see "feet the colour ofbrass". The original word for brass

there is copper' (Daniel I 0:6 ). because brass is an al1oy and theywouldn't describe Jesr-is the colour of fake metal. And wherethey say he had hair like lamb's rvool, that's nappy hair. It is

clear in the original language. in fact a Prophet who is his dis-ciple and brother named Simon is called "Niger" "Nigget"(Acts 13:1). uhich means in Greek, Black Skin.

KEEP GOD'S LAW

"Let no rnun not devil make you break the covenant of Godn'ith your Seed form .\loah to Abruham, A perpetual covenant

thut we keep the law of Israel until all is fu(illed. That is allis contplete (Mut. 5:18) rultich means till Yushua HaMaslriukh returns bitrds you tltrough Blood snd Spirit andHeirs of God nnd we are caugltt up with ltim (1 Thess 4:16-I7), But until lhulfalfillntent we are to keep the laws of Mosesin order to ltave ilte grace afld tt'utlt of Jesus" (John 1:17)

MISSION STATE}IENT

We are ca11ed to bring the family of God. the Tribe of Judah and

then the other tribes to make 144,000, being prepared as a brideadorned for her husband (Rev. 2 1:1 -8), rvashedin the, blood ofthe Lamb. save through his suffering and dying, for our sins.

Tlre ninth hour (Matthew 27:45-46).

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