We are beginning to see the culmination of Judas’ life. When he first came to Jesus, he worked miracles along with the other eleven disciples (Mt 10:5-10; Mk 3:14-19). But he was overcome with his lust for wealth (John 12:4-6) until is corrupted his soul to the point of listening to Satan (John 13:2). He acted to fulfill that burning thirst in his spirit making a contract with the Pharisees to betray Jesus (Mt 26:14-16).
Judas sealed his fate when he took the bread from Jesus’ hand at the last supper. It was at that moment Judas became possessed by Satan (John 13:27).
It was a long tedious process for Judas to fight against the Truth and give himself over to his lusts which ultimately lead to his spiritual and physical death (Mt 27:1-5). Scripture tells us if we sew to the flesh we will reap corruption.
Let’s be careful out there (1 Peter 1:13-21)
