Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 6, 3,1|        raging hatred and finding a betrayer, they decided not to wait
 2 6, 3,1|          personal gain, made him a betrayer.~Forearmed with the knowledge
 3 6, 3,1|        stinginess and greed of the betrayer that would not start bargaining.
 4 6, 4,3|               The Lord Reveals the Betrayer.~(Mat. 26:21-25; Mark 14:
 5 6, 4,3| description of the exposure of His betrayer. Having washed the feet
 6 6, 4,3|           His last directives, His betrayer was in their midst. Of course,
 7 6, 4,3|          to ask the Lord about the betrayer. This shows that Peter wasn’
 8 6, 4,3|           other Apostles about the betrayer in general terms only: “
 9 6, 4,3|        terms only: “The hand of My betrayer is with Me on the table.” “
10 6, 4,3|        unfortunate judgment of the betrayer, and not on the hideousness
11 6, 4,6|      thought that one of them is a betrayer, the Lord turns their thoughts
12 6, 4,8|            be fulfilled (Judas the betrayer), i.e. in accord with the
13 6, 4,9|      disciples to warn them of the betrayer’s approach: “Are you still
14 6, 4,9|        though saying: now that the betrayer has approached, if it is
15 6, 4,9|        i.e. let us go and meet the betrayer, so that what has to happen
16 6, 6,2|          further fate of Judas the betrayer. “Then Judas, His betrayer,
17 6, 6,2|         betrayer. “Then Judas, His betrayer, seeing that He had been