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Biblical passage: John 13:18–30
Related passages: Luke 6:12–16; Matthew 26; Mark 14
Primary figures: Jesus Christ; Judas Iscariot; Peter; the Twelve Apostles
Theme: Betrayal, discipleship, church disunity, misuse of power
Genre: Christian sermon
Religious tradition: Christianity
Liturgical context: Reflection on the Last Supper and Passover meal
Intended audience: Christian congregation
A Christian sermon reflecting on John 13: 18–30 that examines Judas’s betrayal in the context of the Last Supper and draws parallels between his failure and the historical and contemporary struggles of the church with unity, power, and faithful discipleship.
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Jesus Taken Up Into Heaven and Matthias Chosen to Replace Judas
Year: 2022-2023
Region / City: Jerusalem
Topic: Religious Text
Document Type: Holy Scripture
Institution: Christian Bible
Author: Luke
Target Audience: Christian Faithful
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Amendments: N/A
Note: Contextual Description
BEATS IN A JUNGLE: A Film About a Woman's Struggle to Escape Betrayal and Pursue Her Dream of Dancing
Year: 2023
Region / City: Uganda
Theme: Love, Betrayal, Forced Choices, Dance
Document Type: Film
Organization / Institution: N/A
Author: Kiowa
Target Audience: General Public
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
King Lear: Storm Scene and Betrayal in the Heath
Year: 1606
Location: England
Genre: Tragedy / Play
Author: William Shakespeare
Characters: King Lear, Fool, Kent, Gloucester, Edmund, Edgar
Language: Early Modern English
Act and Scenes: Act 3, Scenes II–IV
Themes: Betrayal, filial ingratitude, madness, justice
Themes and Symbols in The Kite Runner: Betrayal, Redemption, and Cultural Contexts
Year of publication: 2003
Author: Khaled Hosseini
Genre: Novel Analysis
Themes: Betrayal, Redemption, Forgiveness, Love, Social Class, Ethnic Tensions, Immigrant Experience, Symbolism
Target Audience: Students and literary analysts
Setting: Afghanistan, United States
Characters Analyzed: Amir, Hassan, Baba, Rahim Khan, Sohrab, Soraya
Time Period of Analysis: 20th–21st century events depicted in the novel
Literary Focus: Character development, cultural conflicts, moral and ethical lessons
Episode 38: Jesus Predicts His Death and Foretells His Betrayal Before the Journey to Jerusalem
Title of series: Messianic teaching episodes
Episode number: 38
Language: English
Religious tradition: Christianity
Biblical passages cited: Mark 8:27–31; Matthew 12:38–40; Mark 10:32–34; Mark 14:1–2, 10; Psalm 16:9–11; Luke 23:43; John 2:17; 1 Peter 3:18–20; Psalm 41:9; Zechariah 11:12–13
Primary subject: Predictions of Jesus’ death and resurrection
Secondary themes: Betrayal of Jesus, Passover symbolism, prophecy fulfillment
Figures mentioned: Jesus, Peter, Judas, Jonah, Isaac, Pharisees
Religious concepts: Messiah, sacrificial lamb, resurrection, Hades, Passover
Geographical references: Jerusalem, Mount Moriah, Egypt
Historical-religious context: New Testament narrative connected with Old Testament prophecy
Document type: Religious teaching script / Bible study lesson
Intended audience: Christian learners or Bible study participants
Narrative timeframe: Final period of Jesus’ ministry before the crucifixion
Topics: 1318–30 Judas Betrayal