Was Judas saved?

Question

Jesus referred to him as His brother. Also, he betrayed Jesus but all of us have betrayed Him at one time.

So is Judas saved?

Answer 1

A good question.
Judas committed a Texas suicide (man hung himself from his cell, using his sheet to make a noose and tie his hands behind his back, and shot himself twice in the back of his head, pistol found under his pillow. Was said he wanted to kill himself)
Judas was found hanging on a tree, split open from neck to groin! No knife recorded being found!
To me he had a little help.

His actions after his betrayal seem to show true regret. (I believe that Judas believed he was sent from God, and wanted to push the issue so that Christ would reveal himself for what he was and become King of Israel.) It maters what was in Judas' heart, if he before his death ask for forgiveness then yes he is in heaven as I believe. If not then no!

Answer 2

Well the scriptures are not quite clear on this. However it seems that Most scriptures indicate a Saved person cannot be inhabited by a demon. The scriptures are clear that Satan inhabited Judas at some point in his last few days and also it seems that he never asked for forgiveness and salvation after his "possesion" up to the time of his death. So it seems to me that Judas probably died unsaved, However we really never know what is in anyones hearts or minds. We cannot judge if someone is saved or not. We can speculate and try to help those who we are not sure about. But it is usually best to focus on OUR OWN lives and also to reach out to those who have allready announced they are lost.

Answer 3

No. Jesus knew this, knew he'd betray him, but kept on following as God said would happen. Judas was not saved. Would a saved soul sell out Christ for silver?

Answer 4

The betrayal of Jesus by Judah is a myth, just like the myth of Mary Magdelane being a tramp. The History channel had a good show on the subject. The 30 pieces of silver was more likely a payment for services than for betrayal.

Answer 5

You must understand that even at the time of Jesus there was no "salvation" as we know it until his death. Judas believed that Jesus was the savior.

Answer 6

Read the lost book of judas.

Answer 7

I don't believe so. I don't think he ever truly believed Him to be the Messiah. He saw Him as a political leader whom he hoped would overthrow the Roman Government. When that wasn't going to happen, it was time for for him to follow someone else.

Joh 17:12 While I was with them in the world, I kept them in Your name; I guarded those whom You gave to Me, and not one of them was lost, except the son of perdition, that the Scripture might be fulfilled.

Son of perdition here would be Judas.

Answer 8

Jesus stated very plainly that Judas was "lost". Sorry he did not make it to heaven.

Answer 9

From a cosmopolitan concept. Jesus says he's the way the fact and life hence there is not any incorrect way with the aid of fact he's God the author of all issues. The author knows all approximately his introduction. Their thought strategies, weaknesses, and obstacles. we are all born in sin and in basic terms be responsive to a thank you to break ourselves. you be responsive to we are a demise breed as quickly as we are killing one yet another with the two weapons or products(cigs, drugs). It will become a choose matters that God can in basic terms fix. Our eyes are fastened on the non everlasting. whilst he saves us your eyes would be fastened on whats internally rewarding. no longer some motor vehicle, fling, decide for, or something of self searching for choose. Ezekiel 36:26 i visit grant you a clean coronary heart and placed a clean spirit in you; i visit eliminate from you your coronary heart of stone and supply you a coronary heart of flesh.

Answer 10

guess you'll have to ask Judas that one.