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 1 VII  |     mouth of David concerning Judas." ~2. In the Psalm wherein
 2 VII  | wherein the things concerning Judas are written, one might say
 3 XXIII|       in which the conduct of Judas the traitor is foretold,
 4 XXIII|     him the future conduct of Judas; or, again, should imagine
 5 XXIII|     the prophecies concerning Judas, the passages themselves
 6 XXIII|      produce the treachery of Judas, but that, foreknowing what
 7 XXIII|     manner of His betrayal by Judas who was called to be an
 8 XXIII| because it was foreknown that Judas would be a traitor, there
 9 XXIII|   there was any necessity for Judas to be a traitor. At any
10 XXIII|     the prophecies concerning Judas reproaches and accusations
11 XXIII| reproaches and accusations of Judas are recorded, which prove
12 XXIII|    way: If it is possible for Judas to be an Apostle like Peter,
13 XXIII|  possible for God to think of Judas continuing an Apostle as
14 XXIII|    did. If it is possible for Judas to be a traitor, it is possible
15 XXIII|    becoming a traitor. And if Judas proves to be a traitor,
16 XXIII|   true, will know before that Judas is going to be a traitor;
17 XXIII|      say, "It is possible for Judas to do this, but also possible
18 XXIII|     the Scriptures concerning Judas, or our Saviour's foreknowledge
19 XXIII|   psalm you will find that as Judas is foreknown to be the betrayer
20 Index|       outward and inward, 29.~Judas, 176. ~Key of knowledge,