Why He Betrayed Jesus - Shel, Viktor
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Judas is probably the most reviled character in the New Testament. For many centuries, his name has been synonymous with betrayal. But how much do we actually know about the real Judas? Do we know enough about his life to confidently brand him a traitor? In fact, we only have the terse allegations in the Gospels, all of which were written long after the events, in the days when Christianity separated from Judaism. In the struggle against the influence of classical Judaism, Christian preachers, both Greeks and Romans, used the traitor Judas as the image of a typical enemy of Christianity. But…mehr

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Judas is probably the most reviled character in the New Testament. For many centuries, his name has been synonymous with betrayal. But how much do we actually know about the real Judas? Do we know enough about his life to confidently brand him a traitor? In fact, we only have the terse allegations in the Gospels, all of which were written long after the events, in the days when Christianity separated from Judaism. In the struggle against the influence of classical Judaism, Christian preachers, both Greeks and Romans, used the traitor Judas as the image of a typical enemy of Christianity. But is this actually the truth? The author, in describing Judas' life and his close relationship with Jesus, puts forward a new explanation of Judas' actions, perhaps controversial but also highly probable.
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Viktor Shel was born in Odessa, the USSR. He immigrated to the USA in 1980 and from 1998 settled in city of Dublin, California. He began writing in 1998 using his native Russian language. Viktor's writing based on his experience in Soviet Union and USA. Being the immigrant from the Soviet Union, he dedicated his short stories to the lives of Jewish people from the Soviet Union in their former homeland and in the USA. In year 2005, his short stories were published in the emigre newspaper "East - West" distributed in San Francisco, Denver and Toronto. Now Viktor dedicates all his time to translation of his works into English to make them available to English speaking readers.