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Igel

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4. No. That's not their claim.

Reply to Act_of_Reparation (Reply #3)

Mon Apr 22, 2019, 10:23 AM

Apr 2019

The claim is different: Betrayed. But the victim was in the know and gave Judas enough rope to hang himself. Metaphorically speaking, of course.

The claim is Jesus gave him notice that he knew what Judas was doing--with the clear implication that it was wrong--and was in no way his brother's warden. Jesus didn't, as many Xians do, cite Cain as their behavioral authority.

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