Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 6, 3,1 |         between that and Judas’ betrayal, which occurred later on
 2 6, 3,1 |       for — as he thought — His betrayal of his expectations and
 3 6, 4,3 |      Beloved Teacher would find betrayal among them. According to
 4 6, 4,3 |       Because it wasn’t Judas’s betrayal that gave us salvation,
 5 6, 4,3 | salvation, even if there was no betrayal. His great wisdom is great
 6 6, 4,3 |     himself, not suspecting the betrayal to occur that very night.
 7 6, 4,10|        narrate uniformly on the betrayal of Christ. Moreover, each
 8 6, 4,10|    Kissing is characteristic in betrayal. Fearing a people’s uprising,
 9 6, 4,10|          thereby concealing his betrayal. However, he was unable
10 6, 4,10|      that he cannot conceal his betrayal, the Lord said: “Judas,
11 6, 6,2 |         the consequences of his betrayal. When his Teacher was condemned
12 6, 6,2 |   apparent that they valued His betrayal at 30 pieces of silver.
13 6, 6,2 | prophecy was fulfilled with the betrayal of the Lord Jesus Christ.