Judas Iscariot
E25255
Judas Iscariot is the New Testament figure known as one of Jesus Christ’s twelve apostles who betrayed him to the authorities, leading to his arrest and crucifixion.
Aliases (1)
- Judas ×1
Statements (49)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
New Testament person
→
apostle → biblical figure → disciple of Jesus → person in the Gospels → |
| appearsIn |
Acts of the Apostles
→
Gospel of John → Gospel of Luke → Gospel of Mark → Gospel of Matthew → |
| associatedWith |
Jesus Christ
→
The Twelve Apostles → early followers of Jesus → |
| betrayalLocation |
Gethsemane
→
|
| betrayalReward |
thirty pieces of silver
→
|
| betrayalSign |
a kiss
→
|
| betrayed |
Jesus Christ
→
|
| causeOfDeathAccordingToActs |
falling headlong and bursting open
→
|
| causeOfDeathAccordingToMatthew |
suicide by hanging
→
|
| centralThemeIn |
Christian theology of betrayal
→
|
| condemnedBy |
early Christian tradition
→
|
| deathDescribedIn |
Acts of the Apostles
→
Gospel of Matthew → |
| ethnicContext |
Jewish
→
|
| fieldName |
Field of Blood
→
|
| fullName |
Judas Iscariot
→
|
| knownFor |
betraying Jesus
→
handing Jesus over to the authorities → receiving thirty pieces of silver → |
| languageOfName |
Greek
→
|
| mentionedIn |
Acts 1
→
John 13 → John 18 → Luke 22 → Mark 14 → Matthew 26 → Matthew 27 → |
| moneyUsedFor |
purchase of the potter’s field
→
|
| nameDerivedFrom |
Judah
→
|
| portrayedAs |
thief in the Gospel of John
→
|
| positionAmongDisciples |
treasurer
→
|
| religion |
Judaism
→
|
| responsibleFor |
keeping the common purse
→
|
| returnedMoneyAccordingToMatthew |
thirty pieces of silver
→
|
| role |
one of the Twelve Apostles
→
|
| subjectOf |
Gospel of Judas (apocryphal text)
→
|
| symbolizes |
betrayal for money
→
treachery → |
| timePeriod |
1st century CE
→
|