Judas obviously is someone who was going through a lot of conflict. he s a real person with real emotions. he s a person who had great hopes in jesus. those hopes were dashed. he colossally overreacted, and so he leads the jewish authorities to jesus in the garden of gethsemane, but that s not the end of the story. we don t really know what happened to judas after he betrays jesus. does he follow jesus through the trial scenes just to see what happens? does he see pilate condemn him to die? does he perhaps watch the flogging and have to feel the reality of what he s done? when it becomes clear that they re not just going to do away with jesus, but they re
Later arrested in the garden of gethsemane, and the following day is tortured and executed. jesus family have failed to save him. an apocryphal gospel not found in the new testament tells us about james. the gospel of the hebrews portrays james as being in jerusalem in the immediate aftermath of the crucifixion. james has probably found the whole business of jesus being
According to the gospels, he s later arrested in the garden of gethsemane, and the following day is tortured and executed. jesus family have failed to save him. an apocryphal gospel not found in the new testament tells us about james. the gospel of the hebrews portrays james as being in jerusalem in the immediate aftermath of the crucifixion. james has probably found the whole business of jesus being crucified about as traumatic,
a week before his death, jesus arrives in jerusalem along with thousands of pilgrims for the festival of passover. within days, he s been betrayed by judas. jesus of nazareth! no! arrested in the garden of gethsemane after he provokes the authorities, he s handed over to the romans for trial and crucifixion. it s here that the story of the
Likeness. what did the son of god look like? a week before his death, jesus arrives in jerusalem along with thousands of pilgrims for the festival of passover. within days, he s been betrayed by judas. jesus of nazareth! no! arrested in the garden of gethsemane after he provokes the authorities, he s handed over to the romans for trial and crucifixion. it s here that the story of the shroud begins. all four gospels talk about the burial cloth in which the crucified body of jesus is laid