Judas Iscariot was the apostle who handed Jesus over to the chief priests. One of the Twelve and “the son of Simon” (John 6:71), he kept the apostles’ common purse, asked the priests for payment, and led the men who arrested Jesus. He died soon afterwards, and the apostles chose Matthias to take his place (Acts 1:26). The hardest part of his story is how close he was. Jesus chose him after a night of prayer. He walked the roads…

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