Judas Died Two Separate Ways In the New Testament

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We know Judas as the betrayer but he himself was also betrayed by the same faith that employed him, judaism. There also two accounts of his death. We check both of them and figure out which story is most likely the accurate death of Judas. In the end, the new testament is technically a compilation of journals written about their personal experiences with Jesus Christ. It wouldn't surprise me if some of the facts are embellished.

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