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Do we know with certainty that Judas went to hell?
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Do we know with certainty that Judas went to hell?
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Frankj
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No. The Bible doesn't say that he did, Jesus failed to mention his fate after his resurrection, and man does not have the authority to judge the eternal fate of anyone.
Since it isn't stated what his eternal fate was, I would suggest that it is not something the Lord deemed as being something we need to know.
Since it isn't stated what his eternal fate was, I would suggest that it is not something the Lord deemed as being something we need to know.
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This is the only verse I can think of that gives a hint of Judas' fate:
Matthew 26:24 - Preparing the Passover
The Son of Man will go just as it is written about Him, but woe to that man by whom He is betrayed. It would be better for him if he had not been born.
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