✝️ New Testament
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How does the portrayal of Judas Iscariot in the Gospels contribute to a broader understanding of human agency and divine sovereignty in the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion?
A
Judas was merely a pawn with no real choice in the matter, completely controlled by God to fulfill prophecy.
B
Judas's actions were entirely his own, driven by greed and betrayal, with no connection to any divine plan.
C
Judas's betrayal, while a result of his own choices and motivations, was also used by God to accomplish his redemptive purposes, highlighting the complex interplay between human free will and God's overarching plan.
D
Judas was secretly a devout follower of Jesus, but was coerced into betraying him by the other disciples.
Reference: Matthew 26:14-16, John 13:27