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Judas: Blinded  by Desire  

People have often been intrigued by the complexity of Judas' motives. If you study Judas, you'll come up with at least five or six reasons why he was such a complex character. Such as Covetousness; Deceit; Jealousy; Ambition and fear.

 Some of those things can look petty.  It only takes a crack to allow the evil one to come in and begin to use us to bring conflict, division, and destruction.

 Judas portrays the idolatry of our desires. It is easy to idealize our desires and want our way.

 Judas saw Jesus as a cause instead of as the Christ. He saw Christ as a cause instead of as a person. If you want to really learn from Christ and he tells you something unsettling, you won't throw him out.  You'll throw your wrong thoughts out.

 Jesus invited him to be his follower. Jesus took him as one of the twelve. He prayed over him. He taught him in secret when no other ears could hear, just those twelve. He entrusted him with their finances. He washed his feet. He even gave him the privileged piece of bread at the Last Supper.

Jesus did everything to say to this man, "Open your heart." And the mystery to me is that he said no.

 

 


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