Artistic companion scene for Judas Iscariot, not a historical likeness

The betrayal

Judas Iscariot

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One of the Twelve, identified in the Gospels as the betrayer. The accounts invite a sober reading of betrayal and its consequences.

Let the text introduce them.

Begin with Mark 14; Matthew 27. Notice what the passage tells you, what it leaves unsaid, and what you may have brought to it from other retellings.

Read their story ↗

Make room for an encounter.

What question would you bring to this person’s story? Read slowly enough to notice a detail you have passed over before.

Explore the people beside him ↗
Sources: Mark 14; Matthew 27. Images are imagined reconstructions. Where the biblical text gives few details, we preserve that uncertainty.