Making known the “mystery of Judas” is one of the seven reasons why Jesus entrusted Maria Valtorta with the Gospel as it was revealed to me, excerpts from which mention Judas Iscariot are collected here.
Paradoxically, of all the apostles, Judas was the one whom Jesus loved the most, but with a suffering love: while Judas was taking root on a path to perdition, Jesus, in a heartbreaking dialogue with the Father, asked to experience a second Passion solely to save Judas’s soul. God refused.
To know the mystery of Judas, this mystery of the fall of a spirit whom God had filled with extraordinary blessings. A mystery that, in truth, is repeated all too often and that wounds the heart of your Jesus. To make you know how one falls, passing from the state of servants and children of God to that of demons and deicides who kill God within themselves, killing grace. My purpose is to prevent you from taking paths that lead to the Abyss and to teach you how to try to restrain the unwary lambs heading for the abyss.
Apply your intelligence to the study of the horrifying yet common figure of Judas, a complex figure in which all the cardinal vices found and which must be fought in every person writhe like serpents.
How many, in every walk of life, imitate Judas by surrendering to Satan and facing eternal death! (The Gospel as Revealed to Me, Chapter 652, Volume 10)
