1. Though one of the twelve, Judas was not a believer [Acts 1:25; John 6:64; 17:12].
2. Judas never called Jesus “Messiah” or “Lord.” He called him “Rabbi.”
3. Judas is always mentioned last in the lists of the apostles in the gospels.
4. The only recorded dialogue between Jesus and Judas is words of rebuke.
5. Judas was consumed with greed.
6. He may have tried to force Jesus to overthrown Rome and set up his kingdom.
7. Though predicted, Judas was responsible for his choice.
