Jesus X Judas Novels & Stories

There was an elderly woman, dressed perfectly like a queen, letting her mind absorb that she was his mother. Then there was a young girl, who looked to be his sister. Another woman and a man. They seemed married to her, sitting by each other. The man looked so like the one who abducted her and she learned that it was his brother and he was married. His family was lovely, she couldn't help but realize. “She is Judas' daughter,” he added further, smiling at her. “My very faithful man.” She raised her eyes to glance at him. Was he serious? The pain of losing her father was still there in her head. She couldn't help but say, “The same faithful man you even killed.”

They expressed their reservations about the cult's singular focus on the desires of Gada and the implications it held for the lives of its members. To their surprise, Jude, the Messiah, listened attentively. He acknowledged the validity of Sasha's concerns, recognizing the complexity of their faith and the need for individual journeys. In a rare display of humility, Jude shared his own moments of doubt and struggle, revealing the ongoing evolution of his own beliefs.

“I may not have given you my word, but I could not hurt you.” “Thank you,” Judah said, heaving a sigh of relief. Even though he didn't know why Frederick sent for him, he could appear before him looking relieved, knowing that his secret had not been blown open. But then, you never know what to expect from DJ. He is as unpredictable as a chameleon. “I know what you did,” Frederick said, his voice low and menacing. “What are you talking about?,” Judah asked him, confident he had done nothing wrong.

Pontius said. Rexius stepped forward, lay his old, wrinkled hand on Pontius’ shoulder, and squeezed. Pontius face creased in pain as he dropped to one knee, groaning. “You are going to do me a great favor,” Rexius said. “There is one who I despise. That rabble-rouser, Jesus. He stands in the way of my final plan. My soldier Judas is going to infiltrate his men, and when the time is right, he will betray him. And then you will put him on trial for all to see, and have him crucified. Do you understand?”