In this remarkable series of questions and answers, William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council, explains the part Judas played in the crucifixion of Christ.

Questioner:  As this is the Lenten season.  Was Judas punished for the role that he played in Jesus's death?

The Council:  It would be wise if you clarified the question because we could answer yes and no to that.

Questioner:  Was this part of the Divine Plan that the Son of God would be crucified and that there would be a betrayer?

The Council:  Certainly.  God will predestine Himself but never you, and in that predestination of Himself, it is still His free will to accomplish that experience.

Questioner:  Then if Judas had not done this deed, would someone else have done that?

The Council:  Certainly.  The experience was an experience that absolutely had to happen, so if Judas had not chosen to fulfill that position then someone else would have.

Questioner:  I see.  Thank you.

Questioner:  Then did Judas choose to fulfill that position, say, out of love to bring the Plan of God to completion or out of hate or negative motive?

The Council:  No, it was simply out of love.  Now, the thing that one must keep in mind is that particular situation was absolutely unique, in that it was a Divine, absolutely Divine experience; now those words will not be understood as clearly as we would hope they would be.  Where Judas could betray Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and not be, shall we say, condemned for it in the eyes of the Divine, this does not mean that anyone else in their life, in their experiences, in their relationships to their brothers and sisters, could do the same thing without the condemnation.  That must be understood.  The experience was a one of a kind, a Divine experience, a unique experience, in that all the players, shall we say, fulfilled the agreed part.

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