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The Gospel of Judas, Chapter 6 summary

Chapter 6 of 6 · 2 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 6, Jesus tells Judas that he must sacrifice the human who carries him, then directs him toward a shining cloud and his guiding star. Judas enters the cloud, loses sight of Jesus, and then accepts money from those seeking to arrest Jesus and hands him over.

What happens

  1. Jesus predicts torture for the human who carries him and says Judas exceeds other sacrificers by sacrificing that human.
  2. Jesus describes defeated powers and the exaltation of Adam’s great generation, then points Judas toward a cloud and his star.
  3. Judas enters the luminous cloud, people below hear a voice, and Judas no longer sees Jesus.
  4. High priests complain, while scribes watch for a chance to arrest Jesus during prayer without provoking the people.
  5. Those seeking Jesus question Judas, who answers as they wish, receives money, and hands Jesus over.

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What to notice

Jesus assigns Judas a distinctive sacrificial role while separating himself from his human bearer. This declaration frames the handover that closes the unit.

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