Matthew 26:47-50 Betrayal cuts deep, especially when it comes from someone you love and trust. In Matthew 26:47–50, we see Jesus face Judas. The friend who once walked beside Him, dined at His table, and listened to His every word. And the friend who was about to hand Him over with a kiss. A symbol… Continue reading April 14th – Matthew 26:47-50
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March 27th – Matthew 26:14-16
Matthew 26:14-16 Oh how it must have broken the heart of Jesus to know that He would be betrayed by one He called His very own. Judas was part of the inner circle. He ate, slept, learned, and worked at the foot of the Master. Yet swayed by greed and disillusionment, Judas consented to betray… Continue reading March 27th – Matthew 26:14-16
March 4th – Matthew 26:50
Matthew 26:50 In the Garden of Gethsemane we witness the profound pain of betrayal as Judas, one of Jesus' closest disciples, betrays Him with a kiss. This act, signaling Jesus' arrest, exemplifies the deep injustice our Lord faced at the hands of His trusted companion. As we reflect on this painful moment, it's a reminder… Continue reading March 4th – Matthew 26:50
The Sting Of Betrayal – (John 18)
John 18 "Et tu, Brute?" Probably one of the most recognizable phrases from Literature. It's Latin for, "Even you Brutus?", and is from the play "Julius Caesar" written by William Shakespeare. These are the words Caesar utters while being stabbed to death, having seen his friend Brutus among the murderers. Nothing hurts quite as deep… Continue reading The Sting Of Betrayal – (John 18)
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