Reply #66: I agree with the test Jesus knew Judas was going to betray him

[lovuian]

and in a way the bible kinda underlying says it... when Jesus at the Last Supper tells then someone will betray them and looks at Judas and Judas says Not Me and Jesus says yes you. (Matthew) ALL mARK SAYS IS woe to the one who betrays the Son of God It would be better he not be born...In John Jesus hands the bread to Judas and says "What you are about to do, do quickly" (John) and in Luke its not brought up at the Last Supper...

Its pretty obvious Jesus saw his death and could have stopped it at anytime if he wanted... (like hightailing it out of dodge) but he didn't... this gospel just says that Judas maybe not the evil man we thought... One thing Judas teaches me is that we all have to live with the choices we make... So if you make that choice be ready to live with it or be haunted for the rest of your life... judas didn't sleep at night and thus his suicide...

If you read between the lines in the bible you can see that Jesus knew and in one passage urged Judas to betray him quickly

this version just add credence to that theory

and just to let ya know it was thirty silver coins in Matthew