The Tragic Disciple: Judas Iscariot

I might say, in the prelude season of entering into the season of consecration, it well-so agreed with the Eternal Spirit of God to begin to fundamentally superintend training me on covenants, and agreements we may arbitrarily entereth into with the enemy.

As I hath purposed to taketh time to reflect on the years of my early ministry training, the Dearest Holy Spirit was most faithful to resteth with me. In it, the Comforter was kind to remindeth me of a study on what I suppose might be one of the most examined and stunning passages in the Gospels. The study whereby is of thy Lord's Disciple, Judas Iscariot, fundamentally granted me a moment to remembereth seasons when the enemy was nigh with his temptations to fail the birth of the ministry of Glory.

In comparison to the adversary's plan to use Judas to betray Christ, the Spirit of God, during those seasons of temptation, purposed to strengthen me with the revelation of the enemy's strategy against me, and of the Godhead's plan with Judas Iscariot. The Book of Luke, Chapter 22, verses 47-71.

May I now beseech you to remembereth your heart when you first turned the pages of the sacred Scriptures reading of Judas Iscariot, dearest friends? Maybe I shall offereth my testimony. Oh, what righteous anger has continued to overcometh me when I hath read the passages even as a child about the treachery of Judas!

And said unto them, What will ye give me, and I will deliver him unto you? And they covenanted with him for thirty pieces of silver. The Book of St. Matthew 26:15

What audacity of satan who continued in his delusion, seeking to exalt Himself above our Sovereign God, to touch the Son of God’s Ministry and even entereth into the heart of Judas Iscariot to betray our Dearest Master! Isaiah 14:14. And the disloyalty of Judas continues to remaineth perhaps one of the most brazen acts of betrayal in the holy Scriptures wherefore is most difficult for believers of Christ to comprehend.

Yet, I giveth the Father praise for the comfort He inherently grants in the blessed Word, whereby record of the wisdom of Christ, who knew all things in His earthly Ministry. I may also say, the plot appeareth to hath been Judas’ assignment; to betray the Son of God during His Ministry. In this strategy of Heaven, I suppose our Holy Father purposed to use the wicked for the day of evil to fulfill the plan of eternal life for His Children in the Blessed Son of God. The Book of Proverbs 16:4

As for Judas, in John 13:27, the text records the Disciple received most tragic words from our Dearest Master, of his intentions to betray the Son of God. Notwithstanding the words of Christ, the Scriptures stunningly records Judas turned away from Christ Jesus. In what was perhaps the most dramatic departure from the Master’s table, Judas walked the historical and most tragic steps recorded in Heaven and on Earth.

Quite astounding, isn’t it?

How might we then suppose the remaining Disciples of Christ attended to their hearts in memory of their brethren, the tragic Disciple? For inasmuch as Judas served and dined with the blessedness of eternity, in the form of a Servant alongside these most privileged men, we may conclude that in Judas there was a purposeful insufficiency of the goodness of the Master in this betrayer’s heart. The Book of St. Matthew 5:8.

Continuing on then, to Judas Iscariot's lack of purity to the Master, because of its corruption, the fallen Disciple willingly became an useful friend to the adversary. And in Judas' most brazen decision to betray and forsake the magnificence of the Master, and the Kingdom of God, it resulted in his most hopeless end.

I gather I shall conclude now, as I considereth the righteous and exemplary leadership of Christ and His sufferings; for I shalt be eternally grateful for the eternality of Christ, who never met defeat; and in Him, nor shall we. The First Book of Corinthians 15:57

And so, I suppose it shall be well to hold fast to the instructions of our Lord Christ and also remembereth that if we come into any agreement with the enemy, we should do well to pray and fall out of agreement with the awful character of Lucifer. Amen.