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Playing Devil's advocate here... :thumbsup:

If Jesus blood washes us from ALL of are sins and the ONLY sin that will separate us from God will be the UNPARDONABLE SIN isn't it likely that Judas could be in heaven when we get there? :) Does suicide = Unpardonable sin?

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I agree, I don't think he was saved either.

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Playing Devil's advocate here... :thumbsup:

If Jesus blood washes us from ALL of are sins and the ONLY sin that will separate us from God will be the UNPARDONABLE SIN isn't it likely that Judas could be in heaven when we get there? :) Does suicide = Unpardonable sin?

How do you repent for suicide?

It seems to me that if Judas had faith in Jesus, he would not have turned Him in.

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Greetings,

WordSower took the words right out of my mouth.

Blessings,

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Playing Devil's advocate here... :thumbsup:

If Jesus blood washes us from ALL of are sins and the ONLY sin that will separate us from God will be the UNPARDONABLE SIN isn't it likely that Judas could be in heaven when we get there? :) Does suicide = Unpardonable sin?

I don't see how that plays in, since there is no indication from the Bible that Judas ever repented. Whether suicide=unpardonable sin or not is beside the fact. Only true repentance, and the receiving of the life of God, guarantees entrance into the kingdom of the heavens.

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Playing Devil's advocate here... :b:

If Jesus blood washes us from ALL of are sins and the ONLY sin that will separate us from God will be the UNPARDONABLE SIN isn't it likely that Judas could be in heaven when we get there? :blink: Does suicide = Unpardonable sin?

I don't see how that plays in, since there is no indication from the Bible that Judas ever repented. Whether suicide=unpardonable sin or not is beside the fact. Only true repentance, and the receiving of the life of God, guarantees entrance into the kingdom of the heavens.

My Dad always said "You never know what happens from the saddle to the ground." This could be true. Even though the Bible doesn't say anything about Judas repenting doesn't necessarily mean that he didn't.

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Playing Devil's advocate here... :25:

If Jesus blood washes us from ALL of are sins and the ONLY sin that will separate us from God will be the UNPARDONABLE SIN isn't it likely that Judas could be in heaven when we get there? :blink: Does suicide = Unpardonable sin?

I don't see how that plays in, since there is no indication from the Bible that Judas ever repented. Whether suicide=unpardonable sin or not is beside the fact. Only true repentance, and the receiving of the life of God, guarantees entrance into the kingdom of the heavens.

My Dad always said "You never know what happens from the saddle to the ground." This could be true. Even though the Bible doesn't say anything about Judas repenting doesn't necessarily mean that he didn't.

:wub:

Hmmm...Well it doesn't say Jesus drove a Rolls Royce either. :b:

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Judas was called the son of perdition, and a devil. He did NOT go to heaven.

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I don't think Judas was saved because there is no clear evidence that he repented. He just went and hung himself out of guilt. And I don't think guilt = repentance. Also, look at Peter. Jesus told Peter the cock wouldn't crow until Peter denied Him three times. When the cock crowed, Peter was reminded of what Jesus said and Peter wept bitterly. I think out of the four Gospels, one of the writers would have written about it if Judas repented.

Just my humble opinion.

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Judas was called the son of perdition, and a devil. He did NOT go to heaven.

I don't think it's even worth arguing over. It's obvious now that it's just one of those things you can't really know? So what's the point of arguing?

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Ever consider the fact that maybe the term "apostle" has two different meanings, depending upon the death of Jesus Christ?

Seems to me that, if the Spirit was given to the Body of Christ in order to fulfill certain functions in the Body, then the post-resurrection definition of apostle would be quite different. The apostles didn't truly have the Spirit - through which salvation is imparted - until after the Lord's death and resurrection.

And since Judas wasn't around to have received the Spirit...

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