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2022年3月25日 · We are initially told that Satan had put into the heart of Judas to betray Christ. John 13:2 NASB. And during supper, the devil having already put into the heart of Judas Iscariot, the son of Simon, to betray Him,
Did Judas Have a Choice? — Joey Odell
2019年3月21日 · As Judas’s line in the play “The Living Last Supper” states, “My heart is not as black as you may think…nor yours as white.” Judas’s sin of pride and rebellion is our own. Like Judas, we seek to supplant the will of God with our own, every day. We do not care how narrow the gate, nor the punishment on the scroll.
Unmasking the Betrayer - Grace to You
The diabolical deed that had been festering in the heart of Judas—the treachery he had already begun to perpetrate—was pushed to its climax, and Judas was unmasked as the betrayer. Jesus speaks at the beginning of this powerful passage:
HARDENING THE HEART | Something To Think On
2012年2月23日 · Judas Iscariot was an extreme case of a hardened heart. When we think of him we think of Judas as the one who betrayed Jesus. He was the one who sold Jesus out for 30 pieces of silver.
A Hardened Heart - Jewish Theological Seminary
1998年11月7日 · At the beginning of our parasha, we (and Moses) are forewarned: “But I will harden Pharaoh’s heart, that I may multiply My signs and marvels in the land of Egypt (Exodus 7:3).” The intrusion runs roughshod over the basic principle of free will, on which the entire superstructure of Jewish law rests.
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Jesus tried to touch the heart of Judas in many ways, and on many occasions, but Judas hardened his heart against every attempt of the Lord to reach him. Some people have a hard time with the idea that Judas could live with Jesus for over three years and still not believe in Christ.
Was Judas Predestined for Failure? | Catholic Answers Video
2024年8月12日 · In Exodus chapter 9 and 10, we hear both that in verse 34, Pharaoh seized the rain and the hail and thunder it ceases. He send yet again and hardened his heart. And then in verse 35, it says, “So the heart of Pharaoh was hardened.” And then in Exodus 10, 1, God says, “Go into Moses for I have hardened his heart.”
The Hardening of Israel - Reformed Theological Seminary
2001年10月21日 · Pharaoh was a man with a hard heart, he was also a man whose heart had been hardened by God, and as he hardened his own heart, God hardened his heart as well. Even though Pharaoh was on a course of action that was going to lead him to destruction that became increasingly apparent to everyone around him, precisely because of the hardness of his ...
Hardened Hearts: Some Explanations | My Jewish Learning
According to yet another view, God hardens the agent’s heart as a means of punishing him. Specifically, the hardened agent is thereby deprived of three great goods: (a) free will, along with (b) the potential to act rightly, and (c) the chance to repent.
Unscrolled: The Hardened Heart - Jewish Journal
2021年12月31日 · Pharoah nearly relents under the pressure of the plagues, but God “hardens” his heart, causing him to stay steadfast in his wickedness. This brings more plagues—more death and destruction among...