Judas

so Jesus came to fulfill the law right?

and he did as well as abolishing it right?

So his disciples knew this, and knew that he was here to restore the kingdom.

so why does Judas always sound like the baddy in the crucifixion stories?

you know... 'the one who betrayed Jesus'...

but did he?

As far as I am aware Judas wanted what all the disciples wanted, to see the kingdom restored.

so Judas thought, well lets just speed this restoration thing up a little, lets get Jesus to bring the kingdom down right now. I'm going to tell the pharasees where he is so that he can prove himself to them, prove that he is the Messiah, and everything will be fine.

he, in his mind was doing the right thing, helping Jesus out.

that's why he tried to give back the money, that's why he killed himself, because he thought, 'ok any minute now.... Any minute now.... Ok Jesus NOW! But it never happened.

Judas was confused... What is going on. Why hasn't he done it?!

it never happened, but Judas didn't stick around to see that Jesus had actually done it!

that he did restore the kingdom, the he had done what he came to do.

poor Judas.