Why did Jesus Choose Judas to be a Disciple? Hard Questions:- Video from https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneTeleVision

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The scriptures prophesied Jesus Christ would be betrayed and crucified. Judas for his own reasons became that person. Consider this: Luke 22: 3-4 Then Satan entered into Judas called Iscariot, who was one of the numbers of the twelve disciples. He went away and conferred with the chief priests and officers how he might betray him to them. This could be part of the process that led to Jesus's death on the cross, but God is the only one who knows the whole truth. Jesus before his portrayal seemed to know Judas was the one. Surly God the father of Jesus Christ using his voice the holy spirit kept him informed every step he took. 

Jesus volunteered to pay the price that a righteous God required for the sins of the world. This was a free gift from God to the whole of creation. Just believe, and eternal life in God's heaven is yours.

Goodbye Readers and God Bless!

 The attached video gives many other reasons why Jesus chose Judas for one of his disciple's. Take a few minutes out of your busy day and check it out. 

 


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I am an eighty-three-year-old lady who likes butterflies, the color pink in most shades, and digital watches to ware on myself. I have recently in March of 2023 started blogging about God, his son Jesus Christ, and God's word in the bible. Also, I have chosen to publish YouTube videos that I think support the word of God in the Bible. My YouTube videos are to advertise my information blog. at the attached domain ( www.godtheonlycreator.com ) Please take a few minutes out of your very busy day to view my blog. It will in many ways enrich your day, and at the least give you food for thought.

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