“The Fate of Judas: Betrayer or Broken Soul?”

 A Question That Won’t Go Away

He was one of the Twelve. He walked with Jesus, saw miracles firsthand, heard the Sermon on the Mount, and even kissed the Son of God. Yet, his name has become synonymous with betrayal—Judas Iscariot.

For over two thousand years, the fate of Judas has haunted the Christian imagination. Was he a villain doomed from the start? A tragic figure consumed by guilt? Or a necessary piece in the divine plan of salvation?

We know what he did—he sold Jesus out for thirty pieces of silver. But what we don’t know for sure is what happened to him after. Was Judas condemned to eternal damnation? Or is it possible that, in his final moments, he found mercy?

This question isn’t just theological trivia—it touches something deep in all of us. Have I ever betrayed what I know is right? Have I ever gone too far? Is there grace for someone like me?

In this book, we dive deep into Scripture, theology, history, and even controversial texts to explore this ancient question with fresh eyes. We’ll compare Judas with Peter, examine early church views, and look at modern interpretations that challenge everything you thought you knew about one of the most infamous figures in the Bible.

This isn’t a book about easy answers—it’s about honest wrestling. Whether you’re a pastor, a seeker, or someone who’s ever felt like you blew it with God, the story of Judas might be closer to your own than you think.

Let’s find out what really happened—and what it means for us today.