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The Betrayal of Jesus by Judas: Motives and Consequences
Contributed by: Blair
  • 1. Who was Judas Iscariot?
A) A tax collector
B) A Pharisee
C) A Roman soldier
D) One of the twelve disciples of Jesus
  • 2. What was Judas's motive for betraying Jesus according to the Gospels?
A) Greed and betrayal for money
B) Personal revenge
C) Religious belief
D) Political reasons
  • 3. Which Gospel contains the story of Judas’s betrayal?
A) Only the Gospel of Matthew
B) Only the Gospel of Mark
C) All four Gospels
D) Only the Gospel of Luke
  • 4. What did Judas do with the silver after betraying Jesus?
A) Kept it and bought a field
B) Invested it in a business
C) Returned it and hanged himself
D) Gave it to the poor
  • 5. In art and literature, what symbol is often associated with Judas?
A) A crown
B) A loaf of bread
C) The silver coins
D) A cup of wine
  • 6. What happened to Judas after he betrayed Jesus?
A) He hanged himself
B) He fled to Rome
C) He became a prophet
D) He was arrested
  • 7. What act of Jesus did Judas witness before the betrayal?
A) The Baptism of Jesus
B) The Transfiguration
C) The Sermon on the Mount
D) The Last Supper
  • 8. Where did the betrayal of Jesus take place?
A) The Garden of Gethsemane
B) The Last Supper
C) The Upper Room
D) The Temple
  • 9. Which of the following is a common interpretation of Judas's motives?
A) Blind loyalty to the Sanhedrin
B) Disillusionment with Jesus
C) Loneliness
D) Desire for fame
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