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- Was Judas Iscariot forgiven saved? - GotQuestions. org
Even after his dreadful deed, Judas could have fallen on his knees to beg God’s forgiveness But he did not He may have felt some remorse born of fear, which caused him to return the money to the Pharisees, but he never repented, preferring instead to commit suicide (Matthew 27:5-8)
- Does Judas repentance in Matthew 27:3 imply forgiveness was possible . . .
Judas’s “repentance” in Matthew 27:3 is remorse (μεταμέλεια), not saving repentance (μετάνοια) Scripture consistently portrays his end as condemnation, not forgiveness realized
- Judas Iscariot (Believer or Unbeliever, Remorse or Repentance)
Judas did feel remorse (Greek: metamelomai, Matt 27:3), but this word indicates emotional regret—not true repentance (metanoeo), which involves a change of heart and turning to God Nowhere in Scripture is Judas described as believing in Jesus as Lord or Savior
- Did Judas Iscariot Repent as the Bible Commands?
The question in the title is dealing with whether Judas Iscariot repented as the Bible commands after betraying Jesus Though the answer is obviously no, some say otherwise
- Was Judas Iscariot Beyond Forgiveness? (Matthew 27:3)
Judas’s pain and regret were genuine, but unlike Peter, who also failed Jesus, Judas didn’t bring his shame and regret to the One who could heal and restore him Perhaps he believed that what he had done was beyond God’s forgiveness
- Could Judas Have Been Saved? Bishop Barron’s Controversial Reflection . . .
A recent reflection by Bishop Robert Barron has sparked renewed discussion among Catholics about sin, repentance, and the mystery of God’s mercy, particularly regarding the fate of Judas Iscariot In an article published March 29, Bishop Barron explored whether it is possible that Judas, despite betraying Christ, may not be eternally lost
- Judas’s Guilt and Despair: Why He Couldn’t Find Forgiveness
Judas was consumed by guilt after betraying Jesus, but why didn’t he seek forgiveness? Discover the tragic end of Judas and the importance of true repentance
- Was Judas Iscariot saved? Was Judas forgiven? - Compelling Truth
Something compelled him to return the money to the Pharisees, but he did not return to Jesus and repent Instead, he hanged himself (Matthew 27:5–8) Judas's life warns us about the dangers of knowing about Jesus but not truly knowing Him or trusting in Him
- Did Judas Go To Hell? (5 Powerful Truths) - Bible Reasons
There are clear indications from Scripture that Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus is burning in Hell right now He was never saved and even though he was remorseful before he committed suicide he never repented God didn’t make Judas Iscariot betray Jesus, but he knew he was going to do it
- Would Judas Have Been Forgiven If He Repented?
From a Reformed perspective, while God’s grace is indeed sufficient for any repentant sinner, Judas’ lack of true repentance and his predetermined role in God’s sovereign plan reveal why forgiveness wasn’t realised in his case
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