✝️ New Testament
Hard
Beyond the immediate act of betrayal, what theological significance can be attributed to Judas Iscariot's role, particularly in light of Jesus's foreknowledge and the fulfillment of prophecy?
A
Judas's actions demonstrate the inherent corruption of humanity, highlighting the impossibility of true loyalty.
B
Judas serves as a cautionary tale against greed and the dangers of prioritizing earthly possessions over spiritual values.
C
Judas's betrayal, though a grave sin, was paradoxically instrumental in fulfilling God's redemptive plan, emphasizing God's sovereignty over human actions.
D
Judas exemplifies the struggle between free will and determinism, suggesting that his fate was predetermined regardless of his personal choices.
Reference: John 13:18; Acts 1:16-20