Volume 10 · Chapter 605 · Pp. 78-89

Judas Iscariot’s desperation and suicide.

This chapter presents a visionary account of Judas Iscariot's profound inner turmoil following the arrest of Jesus. It depicts Judas as a figure overwhelmed by fear, guilt, and desperation, likened to a hunted animal, highlighting his psychological and spiritual anguish. The narrative suggests that despite his grave actions, Judas still had the possibility of repentance and salvation. Ultimately, the chapter explores the tragic dimensions of Judas's despair leading to his suicide, emphasizing themes of remorse and the consequences of betrayal.

Themes: Betrayal, Despair, Repentance, Guilt, Salvation, Suicide