The Apostles John and Judas

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Welcome to another edition of
the Urantia Radio podcast.

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I am a longtime reader and
student and fellow in studying

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the. 5th Epical.
Revelation, the Urantia book,

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and in this episode, we're going
to begin to.

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Talk about the apostles.
And read from the Urantia book,

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particularly one paper 139, and
delve into who these unique

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personalities were.
They were part of the initial

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team that Jesus had assembled
when he went about undertaking

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the public tour the final years.
Of his life.

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These were his best friends.
These were his.

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Brothers.
These were the ambassadors of

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the Kingdom that Jesus.
Brought to the world.

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And I think that you'll find it
a very fascinating read.

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As a matter of fact, it is of
historical note that two, maybe

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3 of the people involved in the
early printing and then the

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promotion of the Urantia.
Book say that.

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For a long time, in reading and
studying the book, they weren't

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convinced it was an authentic
revelation until they read.

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What we're about to.
Read today Paper 139 the.

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Apostles of Jesus.
And we'll start with two

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definitively interesting.
Characters The youngest apostle

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and the last apostle.
John Zebedee and.

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Judas Iscariot when we.
Continue in just a moment on the

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Urantia.
Radio Podcast.

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Welcome back to the.
Ranch Radio podcast to Jim

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Watkins It's.
Good to have.

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You here and every once in a
while.

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Before we get to the.
Readings of John Zebedee.

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And and Judas Iscariot because
we took a take a look at the

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apostles.
In the Urantia book I I do want

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to every once in a while.
I think it's always.

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Good to touch, reach out to
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I find it interesting that.

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Two pivotal people involved.
In the Urantia.

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Book Doctor William Sadler, of
course he.

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And his wife Elena were very,
very instrumental and making it

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possible the conditions that
eventuated in the Urantia book.

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Being published, but what?
People may not know is that for

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a long time, Doctor William
Sadler did not wholly believe in

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the.
Authenticity of the Urantia.

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Book as a revelation.
He knew.

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He knew he had something
special, but he didn't

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understand and.
He was a critic.

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I mean, he was a very.
Critical guy, this guy.

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Would go around and you know
back then in the 1920s and 30s

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mediumship.
Was a very popular.

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Form of entertainment.
People would go watch people

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like Edgar Cayce and.
You know, even all the

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magicians, Houdini, many of
these people.

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In fact, I think I read
somewhere that Houdini was

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actually shown the Urantia book
and asked what he thought, and I

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don't know what he.
Said but I.

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Do know that there?
Was a lot of.

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Skepticism about the Urantia
book and Doctor William Sadler

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admitted that for many, many.
Years he had doubts like could

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this really be what it what it
says it is?

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And he said that.
The turning of events was when

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he.
Read and.

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Started receiving the papers on.
The apostles and he.

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Was free, pretty fluent in the
Bible and the.

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Gospels particularly, but he
said that the way that the

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Urantia book described the the
apostles.

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And in Paper 139.
In The Life and Teachings of

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Jesus, section of the Urantia
Book Papers, 139.

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They dedicate that whole paper
to the 12 apostles.

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And to my knowledge, this would
be the first time in literature.

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That you would have.
Such an expose.

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Of the.
Apostles and their lives.

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We don't know really much other
than what the Bible.

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Tells us about the.
Apostles we can speculate and

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maybe the Urantia.
Book is.

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Speculating, but when you.
Read the words.

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It becomes clear that the person
who wrote.

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These particular chapters must.
Have had some insight.

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That that we just.
Don't know and, and, and the

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other person that was also
convinced of the Urantia Book's

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authenticity as a revelation was
none other than Doctor Meredith

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Sprunger.
And for those who know, Doctor

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Meredith Sprunger, for many
years from the early 60s, he

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actually became friends with
William.

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Sadler but.
It was by the condition that he

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and fellow ministers had gone to
Chicago.

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To question Doctor Sadler.
On the book that he had become

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familiar with because Meredith
Sprunger was.

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Also very skeptical.
Took him almost a year from the

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time his friend Judge
Hammerschmidt gave him a copy of

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the book and said, what do you
think of this?

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And he was a minister at that
time.

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And I believe he had a a church
in South Bend Anyway, for years

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and years.
Meredith Sprunger.

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Actually took the torch.
In many ways from William Sadler

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and integrated it into his his
sermons.

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I'm not telling the.
The people, of course, but he

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would be very subtle.
But he would integrate some of

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the Urantia truths from the lies
and teachings of Jesus into his,

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into his.
Speeches so this.

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Should tell you something.
About the power.

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Of the Urantia book, and
particularly since both of those

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gentlemen actually were
convinced of the authenticity.

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Of the Urantia.
Book as a revelation after

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reading.
The Apostles, so I.

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Thought it would be an
interesting thing to maybe read

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about John Zebedee and Judas
Iscariot 2 extreme.

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Opposites of the Apostles.
And then perhaps we'll get into

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some of the.
Other apostles later.

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And then at some point I would.
Like to read the?

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Urantia Books.
Interpretation.

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Of the Gospels.
And how they came to be, because

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I find that also very
fascinating, especially for

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Christians who want to.
Delve a little deeper into

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Scripture.
And find out a little bit more

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about these incredible 12 men
that.

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Jesus chose to.
Carry his message to the world.

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So let us begin.
Then from paper 139 and Section

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4, we read about John Zebedee
when he became an apostle.

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John was 24 years.
Old, and he was.

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The youngest.
Of the 12.

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He was unmarried and lived with
his parents in Beseda.

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He was a fisherman and.
Worked with his brother.

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James in partnership with.
Andrew and Peter.

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Both before and after becoming
an apostle, John functioned as

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the personal agent of Jesus in
dealing with the master's

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family, and he continued to bear
this responsibility as long as

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Mary, the mother of Jesus, lived
since John was the youngest of

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the 12 and so closely.
Associated with Jesus.

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And his family affairs.
He was very dear.

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To the Master, but it cannot be
truthfully.

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Said that he was quote the
disciple.

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Whom Jesus loved.
That's from a quote in the

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Bible.
You would hardly suspect such.

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A magnanimous personality.
As Jesus to be.

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Guilty of showing favoritism, of
loving one of his apostles more

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than the.
Others the fact that.

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John was one of the three
personal aides of Jesus lent

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further color to this mistaken
idea.

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Not to mention that John, along
with his brother James, had

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known Jesus longer than the
others.

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Peter, James and John were
assigned as personal aides to

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Jesus soon after they became
apostles.

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Shortly after the.
Selection of the 12 and at the

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time Jesus appointed Andrew.
To act as the director of the

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group.
He said to him, now I.

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Desire that you assign two or
three of your associates.

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To be with me and to remain by
my side, to comfort me and to

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minister to my daily needs.
And Andrew thought.

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Best to select for this special
duty.

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The next three first chosen
apostles he would have liked to.

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Volunteer for such a.
Blessed service himself, but the

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Master had already given him his
Commission, so he immediately.

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Directed that Peter.
James and John attached

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themselves to Jesus.
John Zebedee had many lovely.

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Traits of character, but.
One which was not.

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So lovely was his.
Inordinate but usually well

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concealed conceit, his long
association with Jesus made many

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and great changes in his
character.

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This conceit was greatly
lessened, but after.

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Growing old and becoming more or
less childish, this self esteem

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reappeared to a certain extent,
so that when engaged in

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directing Nathan in the writing
of the Gospels which now bears

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his name, the aged apostle did
not hesitate.

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Repeatedly to refer to himself
as the disciple.

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Whom Jesus loved, in view of the
fact that John came nearer to

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being the chum of Jesus than any
other mortal.

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That he was his.
Chosen personal representative

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in so many matters, it is not
strange that he should have come

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to regard.
Himself as the disciple.

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Who whom Jesus loved, since he
most certainly knew he was the.

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He was the disciple.
When whom?

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Jesus so frequently trusted the.
Strongest trait in John's

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character was his dependability
he was prompt and courageous,

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faithful and.
Devoted, his greatest.

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Weakness was this characteristic
conceit.

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He was the youngest member of
his father's family and the

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youngest of the Apostolic.
Group.

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Perhaps he was just a bit
spoiled.

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Maybe.
He had been humoured slightly

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too much, but the John of after.
Years was a very.

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Different type of person than
the self admiring and arbitrary

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young man who joined the ranks
of.

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Jesus as apostles.
When he was 20.

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Four those characteristics of
Jesus, which.

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John most appreciated were the
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These traits made such an
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That his whole subsequent.
Life became dominated by the

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sentiment of love and brotherly.
Devotion, he talked about.

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Love and wrote about love this
son of Thunder became the.

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Apostle of love.
And at Ephesus, when the aged

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Bishop was no longer able to
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But had to be carried to a.
Church and a chair and when at

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the.
Close of the service, he was

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asked to say a few words to the
believers.

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For years his only utterance was
my little children love one

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another.
John was a man of.

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Few words.
Except when his temper.

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Was aroused.
He thought much.

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But said little as he grew
older.

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His temper became more subdued,
better controlled, but he never

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overcame his disinclination to
talk.

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He never fully mastered this
reticence.

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But he was gifted.
With a remarkable and creative

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imagination, there was another
side to John that one would not

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expect to find in this quiet and
introspective type.

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He was somewhat bigoted and
inordinately intolerant.

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In this respect.
He and James were much alike.

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They both wanted to call down
fire from heaven on the.

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Heads of the disrespectful.
Samaritans.

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When John encountered some
strangers teaching in Jesus's

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name, he promptly forbade them.
But he was not the only one of

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the 12 who was tainted with this
kind of self esteem and

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superiority consciousness.
John's life was tremendously

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influenced.
By the sight.

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Of Jesus going about without a
home, as he knew how faithfully

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he had made provisions for the
care of his mother and family.

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John also deeply sympathized.
With Jesus because of.

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His family's failure to
understand him being aware.

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That they were gradually.
Withdrawing from him this

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entire.
Situation together with Jesus's

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ever.
Deferring his slightest.

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Wish to the will of the.
Father in Heaven and his daily

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life of implicit trust made such
a profound impression on John

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that it produced market and
permanent changes in his

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character, changes which
manifested themselves throughout

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his entire subsequent life.
John had a cool and daring

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courage which.
Few of the other apostles

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possessed he was the.
Only one who followed right

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along with Jesus at the night of
his arrest and dared to

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accompany his Master into the
very.

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Jaws of death.
He was present and near at hand.

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Right up to the last earthly
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And was found faithfully
carrying out his trust.

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With regard to Jesus.
'S mother and ready to receive.

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Such.
Additional instructions as might

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be given during the last moments
of the Master's mortal

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existence.
One thing is certain, John was

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thoroughly dependable.
John usually sat on Jesus's

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right hand when the 12 were at
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He was the first of the 12,
really.

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And fully to believe in the
resurrection.

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And he was.
The first to.

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Recognize the master when he
came to them on the.

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Seashore after his resurrection.
This son of Zebedee.

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Was very closely associated.
With Peter in the early.

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Activities of the Christian.
Movement becoming one of the.

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Chief supporters of the.
Jerusalem Church.

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He was the right hand support of
Peter.

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On the day.
Of Pentecost several years.

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After the martyrdom of James,
John married.

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His brother's widow.
The last 20 years of his life.

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He was cared for.
By a loving granddaughter, John

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was imprisoned several times and
was banished.

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To the Isle of.
Patmos for a.

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Period of four years.
Until another emperor came to

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power in Rome, had not John been
tactful and sagacious, he would

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undoubtedly have been killed.
As.

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Was his more outspoken brother
James.

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As the years passed.
John together with James.

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The Lord's brother.
Learned to practice wise

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conciliation when they.
Appeared before the Civil.

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Magistrates, they found that a
soft.

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Answer turns away wrath.
They also learned to represent

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the.
Church as a spiritual

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brotherhood devoted to the
social service.

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Of mankind rather than as the
Kingdom of heaven.

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They taught loving service
rather than ruling power,

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Kingdom and king.
When in temporary exile on

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Patmos, John wrote the Book of
Revelation, which you now have

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in greatly abridged and
distorted form.

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This Book of Revelation contains
the surviving fragments.

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Of a great revelation large.
Portions of which were lost,

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other portions of which were
removed subsequent to John's

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writing.
It is preserved.

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Only in fragmentary and
adulterated form.

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John traveled much, labored
incessantly, and after becoming

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Bishop.
Of the Asia churches settled

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down at Ephesus, he directed his
associate.

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Nathan in the writing.
Of the so-called Gospel.

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According to John Ataphysus when
he was 99 years old.

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Of all the 12 apostles.
John Zebedee eventually became

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the outstanding theologian.
He died a natural death

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Ataphysus in AD one O 3 when he
was 101 years of age.

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So there you have.
The more complete story of John

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Zebedee the.
Disciple that Jesus loved.

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Now, in a minute, we're going to
take another turn and take a

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look at another.
Apostle Judas Iscariot We'll

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take a brief music.
Interlude and then continue on

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with our examination.
Of the apostles.

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In the Urantia book.
All right, let's get into.

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The story of Judas the 12th
apostle.

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This is sort.
Of the first time that we've.

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Ever, actually.
Taken a look at.

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The apostles themselves.
And how the urantia?

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Book describes these unique
characters that were a part of

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basically Jesus's team.
This was the team that he

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assembled.
It's a wonderful.

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Story it's.
So much more full than what you

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might pick up in the.
Scripture.

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Makes it more interesting I
think and certainly a more

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thought provoking approach to
who these men were, the

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challenges they faced.
Their relationship with Jesus

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was unique.
That's one good thing about this

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paper 139 is that it goes into
the relationships that.

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The each of the apostles had and
the appeal to each of their

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hearts.
So then, let us read from Paper

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139, section 12 on.
Judas Iscariot Judas Iscariot,

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the 12th Apostle.
Was chosen by Nathaniel.

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He was born in Kirioth, a small
town in southern Judea.

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When he was a lad, his parents
moved to Jericho.

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Where he lived.
And had been employed in his

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father's various business
enterprises until he became

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interested in the preachings and
the work of John the.

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Baptist Judas's parents were
Sadducees.

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And when their son joined John's
disciples, they disowned him

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when Nathaniel met.
Judas at Terekia.

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He was seeking employment with a
fish drawing enterprise at the

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lowest end.
Of the sea of Galilee he was 30

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years of.
Age and unmarried when he joined

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the Apostles.
He was probably the best

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educated.
Man among the 12 and the only

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Judean in the Masters Apostolic
family.

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Judas had no outstanding trait
of personal strength, though he

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had many outwardly appearing
traits of culture and habits of

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training.
He was a good thinker, but not

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always a truly honest thinker.
Judas did not really understand

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himself and he was not really
sincere in dealing with himself.

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Andrew appointed.
Judas, Treasurer of the 12A

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position.
Which he eminently.

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Was fitted to hold.
And up to the time of the

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betrayal of his master.
He discharged the

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responsibilities of his office.
Honestly, faithfully, and most

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efficiently.
There was no special trait about

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Jesus.
Which Judas?

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Admired above the generally
attractive and exquisitely

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charming personality of the
master, Judas was never able to.

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Rise above his.
Judean prejudices against his

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Galilean associates.
He would even criticize in his

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mind many things about Jesus,
Him whom 11 of the apostles

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looked upon as the perfect man,
as the one quote, one altogether

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lovely and the chiefest among
10,000.

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This self satisfied.
Judean often dared to criticize

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in his own.
Heart he really.

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Entertained the notion that
Jesus was timid and somewhat

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afraid to assert his own power
and authority.

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Judas was a good.
Businessman.

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It required tact, ability and
patience, as well as painstaking

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devotion to manage the financial
affairs of such an idealist as

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Jesus, to say nothing of
wrestling.

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With the helter skelter.
Business method.

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Of some of his apostles, Judas
was a great executive a far.

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Seeing and able financier and
he.

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Was a stickler for.
Organization.

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None of the 12.
Ever criticized Judas as far as

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they could see Judas Iscariot?
Was a matchless treasurer, a

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learned man, a loyal though,
sometimes.

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Critical Apostle.
And at every sense of.

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The world a great success.
The apostles loved Judas.

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He was.
Really one of them.

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He must have believed in Jesus.
But.

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We doubt rather he.
Really loved the Master.

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With a whole heart, the case of
Judas illustrates the.

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Truthfulness of the saying.
There is a way that.

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Seems right to a man, but the
end.

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Thereof is death.
It is altogether possible to

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fall.
Victim to the peaceful deception

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of pleasant adjustment.
To the paths.

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Of sin and death.
Be assured that Judas was.

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Always financially loyal to his
master and his fellow.

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Apostles.
Money could never have been the

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motive.
For his betrayal.

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Of the master, Judas was an only
son of unwise parents.

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When very young, he was pampered
and petted.

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He was a spoiled child.
As he grew up, he had

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exaggerated ideas about his.
Self importance.

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He was a poor loser, he had.
Loose and distorted ideas about

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fairness.
He was given to the indulgence

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of hate and suspicion.
He was an expert at

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misinterpretation of the.
Words and acts.

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Of his friends.
All through his life, Judas had

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cultivated the habit of.
Getting even with those whom he

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fancied had mistreated him.
His sense of values.

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And loyalties was defective to
Jesus.

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Judas was a faith.
Adventure from the beginning of

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the Master fully understood the
weakness of this apostle, and

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well knew the dangers of
admitting him.

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To Fellowship.
But it is the nature of the

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sons.
Of God to give.

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Every created being a full and
equal chance for salvation and.

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Survival, Jesus.
Wanted not only the mortals of

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this world, but the onlookers of
innumerable other worlds to know

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that when doubts exist as to the
sincerity and wholeheartedness.

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Of a creature's.
Devotion to the Kingdom.

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It is the invariable.
Practice of the judges.

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Of men fully to receive the
doubtful candidate, the door of

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eternal.
Life is wide.

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Open to all, quote whosoever
will may come.

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There are no restrictions or
qualifications, save.

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The faith of.
The one who comes.

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This is just the.
Reason why Jesus permitted Judas

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to go on to the very end, always
doing everything possible to

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transform and save this week and
confused.

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Apostle.
But when light is not honestly

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received and lived up to, it
tends to become darkness within

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the soul.
Judas grew intellectually

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regarding Jesus's teachings
about the Kingdom, but he did

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not make progress in the
achievement.

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Of spiritual character, as did
the other apostles, he.

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Failed to make satisfactory
personal progress in spiritual

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experience.
Judas became increasingly a

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brooder over personal
disappointments, and finally he

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became a victim of resentment.
His feelings had been many times

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hurt and he grew abnormally.
Suspicious of his best.

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Friends even of the master.
Presently he became obsessed

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with the idea of getting even
anything to avenge himself.

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Yes, even betrayal.
Of the.

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Associates and the master.
But these?

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Wicked and dangerous ideas did
not take definite shape until

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the day when a grateful woman
broke an expensive box of

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incense.
At Jesus's feet.

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This seemed.
Wasteful to Judas?

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And when his?
Public protest was so.

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Sweepingly disallowed.
By Jesus right there.

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In the hearing of.
All it was too.

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Much that event determined the
mobilization of all the

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accumulated hate, hurt, malice,
prejudice, jealousy, and

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revenge.
Of a lifetime.

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And he made-up in his mind to
get even with he knew not whom.

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But he crystallized all of the
evil of his.

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Nature upon the one innocent
person in all the sort of drama

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of his unfortunate.
Life just because Jesus.

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Happened to be.
The chief actor.

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In the episode which marked his
passing from the progressive

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Kingdom of Light into that self
chosen domain of darkness, the

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Master many times, both
privately and publicly, had

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warned Judas.
That he was slipping.

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But divine warnings are usually
useless in dealing with

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embittered human nature.
Jesus did everything possible

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consistent with man's moral
freedom to prevent Judas's

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choosing to go the wrong.
Way the great test.

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Finally came the son of
resentment failed he.

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Yielded to the sour.
And sordid dictates of a proud

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and vengeful mind of exaggerated
self importance and swiftly

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00:28:39,840 --> 00:28:44,360
plunged on down into confusion,
despair and depravity.

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Judas then entered into the base
and shameful.

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Intrigue to betray the Lord, his
Lord.

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And master and quickly carried
the nefarious scheme into effect

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during the outworking of his
anger conceived plans of

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00:28:59,960 --> 00:29:01,880
traitorious betrayal.
He.

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00:29:01,880 --> 00:29:07,400
Experienced moments of regret
and shame, and in these lucid

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00:29:07,400 --> 00:29:11,400
intervals he faint heartedly
conceived as a defense in his

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00:29:11,400 --> 00:29:13,720
own mind.
The idea that Jesus.

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Might.
Possibly exert his power.

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And deliver himself at the last
minute, when the sordid and

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sinful business.
Was all over this.

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00:29:23,960 --> 00:29:27,560
Renegade mortal who thought
lightly of selling his friend.

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00:29:27,560 --> 00:29:30,720
For 30 pieces of silver to
satisfy his.

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00:29:30,720 --> 00:29:34,600
Long nursed, craving for
revenge, rushed out and

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00:29:34,600 --> 00:29:37,520
committed the final act in the
drama of fleeing from the

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00:29:37,520 --> 00:29:41,760
realities of mortal existence,
suicide, the 11.

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Apostles were horrified.
Stunned, Jesus regarded the

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00:29:46,040 --> 00:29:49,520
betrayal only with pity.
The world's have found it

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00:29:49,520 --> 00:29:54,400
difficult to forgive Judas.
And his name has become eschewed

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00:29:55,120 --> 00:29:59,920
throughout a far-flung universe.
Now, that's not a legacy I would

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00:29:59,920 --> 00:30:04,800
want to have, but you can see
from the elegance and and the.

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Phraseology of of these.
Descriptions of the apostles

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that they come across wholly
authentic.

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00:30:12,040 --> 00:30:14,840
I can see why.
People of great.

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00:30:14,840 --> 00:30:19,640
Religious education and faith,
namely Dr. William Sadler and

517
00:30:19,640 --> 00:30:22,720
also Meredith Sprunger, would
have been captivated and

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00:30:22,720 --> 00:30:26,280
convinced.
By these papers about the 12

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apostles.
And we may again venture into

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this.
Let me know if you like these.

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Short readings of the apostles.
I think it'd be great to go.

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00:30:34,040 --> 00:30:36,600
Through each one of them, I
think each one.

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Deserves a second look.
Much of their lives and the

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truths of their lives and the.
Relationship with Jesus has been

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00:30:42,960 --> 00:30:46,320
lost through.
The sands of time, and I enjoy

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reading them.
So we'll take a break here.

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We'll see you.
Again on the.

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