14- Judas Iscariot
Dictionary: The disciple of Jesus who betrayed him with a kiss, thus identifying
him to the Roman captors.
From Tape # 74 Recorded (09-27-86)
Ye Knowest That
My Duty Was To Betray Thee
Forgive me my LORD, I did not betray thee, but betrayed myself. Upon that day
how it was. I was named JUDAS. Forever and to this day, I sat and I would pray,
but I never had that chance to make up for my mistake. Upon that day, I stood
before thee LORD and now I stand in thee. And I feel the
agony of your duty and I feel your beauty and I feel your purity and I plead
immunity for my action against thee, OH! LORD, for I have seen the light and
I upon that level of a lower I dwelled for having thy life killed. Forgive
me LORD, but ye knowest that my duty was to betray thee. Ye knew that my duty
was
to give thee away.
Upon that day, I sat two feet away. Remember me O LORD, remember. It was upon
the last supper when ye with tears in your eyes waved your good byes and ye
spoke, “One
of thee will betray me this day”. And right away, ye looked into my eyes
and said: “ Judas, go ahead do what thou will”. And then of thee,
they did kill. I have been eternally devoted and have been promoted for this
my opportunity to simply be in this body to feel this feeling. To be one with
the LORD is a wish from the heavens above and I am grateful to thee all for
giving me this opportunity. Each one of you had the opportunity to awaken souls
like
me. And I will do all that which you will of me. For I betray never again,
for the sake of few coins, I had suffered the pain.
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