Did Jesus forgive Judas?

Answer 1

oh yes, now judas is in heaven and hatching a conspiracy to overthrow jesus from his throne

Answer 2

No. The sin of Judas Iscariot was unforgivable. His betrayal of Jesus was the willful, deliberate culmination of a course of hypocrisy and dishonesty. For instance, when Judas saw Mary anoint Jesus with costly oil, he asked: “Why was it this perfumed oil was not sold for three hundred denarii and given to the poor people?” The apostle John added: “[Judas] said this, though, not because he was concerned about the poor, but because he was a thief and had the money box and used to carry off the monies put in it.” Soon thereafter, Judas betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver. (John 12:1-6; Matthew 26:6-16) True, Judas felt remorse and committed suicide. (Matthew 27:1-5) But he was not forgiven, since his deliberate, persistently selfish course and his treacherous act reflected his sin against the holy spirit. How appropriate that Jesus should call Judas “the son of destruction”!—John 17:12; Mark 3:29; 14:21.

Answer 3

Jesus forgave in his heart. Everything is an issue of the heart. Jesus loved Judas to the very end. Being in human flesh though, Jesus was focused on other things that he would have to soon face. Judas is in hell though because suicide is an unforgiveable sin.

Answer 4

I believe that Jesus had forgot Judas, because he did forgot to everybody and He said when he was in the cross, "Father forgive them, they know not what they do" Judas was the one whom did not do accepted his own forgiveness. besides, Peter denied Jesus three times and He was forgiven by Jesus. why not Judas?
God Bless You!

Answer 5

Jesus have no right to forgive Judas. One who betrayed Prophet of God, only God can make a decision to forgive or not.

Answer 6

Jesus forgave Judas before he did anything.

Answer 7

Jesus would have forgiven Judas and restored Him if He had asked Him too- He was remorseful but instead of coming to Jesus and repent he killed himself. Unlike Peter who denied he knew Jesus 3 times- he repented and became the one who Jesus built His church upon.

Answer 8

Some say that Jesus so loved and trusted Judas that he chose him to betray him. What Judas did was necessary so that Jesus could die for our sins.

Answer 9

Are you kidding?Judas are the one who caused Jesus death.If not for him,how Jesus would have died for the sins of the Christians?

In my opinion he should be considered as a hero.

Answer 10

He would have if Judas would have asked. Instead Judas hung himself.

Answer 11

Jesus actual needed Judas. Judas did the 2nd-maximum severe factor in the Gospel -- killing Jesus. the 1st significant factor replace into the classes of Jesus Christ. The 0.33 maximum severe factor replace into the resurrection. The 0.33 could no longer ensue without the killing, so i've got faith Judas have been given a severe place in Heaven. This verse replace into taken out of the Bible because of the fact it wasn't worthwhile for the Catholic Church. A grasp says to a slave to try this and the slave does what the grasp says. Jesus suggested to Judas in spirit to coach him in. Judas did likewise, because of the fact the obedient slave might do. there replace into no longer something to forgive and there replace into no longer something Judas needed repenting for different than for killing himself in ineffective. The sin Judas did replace into suicide, no longer following Jesus' command to coach him in. Uh oh. whilst penning this, I observed a snake scurry in the time of my floor. i think of it replace into an indication, yet i'm undecided what of. i be attentive to it replace into in elementary terms yet another considered one of my shadows because of the fact it went too rapid to be a snake. that's what schizophrenia is like. Sigh. and that i'm consistently on my own because of the fact of it.