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Beyond the readily apparent act of betrayal, what theological significance can be derived from Judas Iscariot's actions in the context of fulfilling divine purpose and the manifestation of God's sovereignty?
A
Judas's betrayal was solely a product of his free will, unrelated to any divine plan.
B
Judas's actions were predetermined, absolving him of moral responsibility for his betrayal.
C
Judas's betrayal, though a product of his own sinful desires, was simultaneously woven into God's sovereign plan for redemption, showcasing God's ability to use evil for good.
D
Judas's betrayal was a necessary evil, but it ultimately thwarted God's original plan for Jesus's ministry.
Reference:
Acts 2:23
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