Judas sold his soul for thirty pieces, but these competitors are hoping for a golden reward although at what cost. They are effectively selling out their own country and the spirit of the Olympics.

The Gospels never mention Judas having a misguided but well-intentioned desire for Jesus to take up a role as an earthly king ...

Commentators discussing Matt 26,14-16 frequently mention that thirty pieces of silver was the price of an enslaved person. Matthew, however, is the only Evangelist to record that thirty pieces of ...

Events are seen from the perspective of Apostle Judas, who betrays Jesus to the Judaic religious leaders in return for thirty pieces of silver.

Events are seen from the perspective of Apostle Judas, who betrays Jesus to the Judaic religious leaders in return for thirty pieces of silver.