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judas lost documents
I would like to know if anyone else has seen the documentry on the lost scriptures of judas.It is said that maybe these prove that judas may not have betrayed jesus what do you think of this newfound documents.


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its 100% false. First of all, it was written in coptic. coptic came centuries after the ascension and they all talked and wrote in armanian and judas couldn't have known how to write it and he killed himself.
second of all. they say that it is written in the book that judas and jesus planned the whole incident of judas betraying jesus. ok so if it was planned, then why did judas kill himself, it wasnt his fault was it?
so dont believe what they say, when i heard them say it was written in coptic i knew, no way could Judas have written it.
if you hav any questions feel free to ask. and pray for meeee !
and they all talked and wrote in armanian and judas couldn't have known how to write it
Do you mean Aramaic? Cause I'm pretty sure the Apostles couldn't speak Armenian, unless you're talking about something else.
Bishop Serapion was at Saint Athanasius Church last Friday, and he had a discussion about the so called "Gospel of Judas" and The Da Vinci Code. He told us that this Gospel is one of the many Gnostic Gospels that all are filled with heresy. He also said there were many other gnostic gospels, I think 60 and these gospels were rejected by the church. The 4 gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, however were cannonized, for the reasons of being written in the first century, either direct conact with Christ, or knew someone who was with Christ.
This is all I remember currently from Bishop Serapion's interesting lecture.
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