He was near, but where was his heart turned? Judas Iscariot was one of the twelve. The fact that he was a person who had gone about together with Jesus, close to Him, reveals this betrayal all the more painfully. He went to the chief priests to hand Jesus over, and they promised to give him money. After that, Judas looked for an opportunity to hand Jesus over. It is an event that shows that the outward fact of being beside Jesus and the heart that believes in Jesus and holds Him precious may not be the same.
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