what judas betrays to the authorities is that jesus was teaching this in private.o pontius pilate. >> pontius pilate was the roman governor of judea who had power of life and death over his jewish subjects and often used it. >> pontius pilate, the very year that jesus entered into jerusalem, was in a very difficult political position. and as a consequence of that, he agreed to help caiaphas and to pin the whole blame for what had occurred within the temple, the disturbance there involving jesus, on jesus himself. ♪ >> scholars think that the most accurate part of the gospels comes here at the end. the eyewitness details of his death by crucifixion, perhaps the most gruesome form of capital punishment ever devised. >> it was a case of a state organized around the principle of terror. and you pointed this terror at anyone who was seen as posing a threat or posing a potential threat. that certainly applied in the case of jesus. >> and to many others. the romans crucified up to 10,000 people during jesus' lifetime, often people just like himself. ♪ >> it wasn't unusual

for 30 pieces of silver. >> the gospel of judas escariot?at is, that there could be good news or a gospel associated with the person who is most renowned as the betrayer of jesus. and now, lo and behold, a gospel of judas has been discovered, shedding more light on how provocative and interesting and insightful that 2nd century was, with all the diversity of thoughts so that even a figure like judas can be linked to the good news of jesus. >> so, too, can mary magdalene. for centuries mistakenly depicted as a repentant prostitute, she is the chief apostle in her own gnostic gospel and much more than that to jesus in the gnostic gospel of philip. >> in the gospel of philip, it is said that jesus loved mary magdalene more than all the other disciples, and he used to kiss her often on her, and then there is a likuna or hole in the text. we think probably it means on her lips, as a matter of fact, but it says something about the perception in that particular text of the closeness of jesus and mary magdalene. mary was a beloved disciple of jesus.

and now, lo and behold, a gospel of judas has been discovered.ight on how provocative and interesting and insightful that second century was. with all the diversity of thoughts so that even a figure like judas can be linked to the good news of jesus. >> so, too, can mary magdalene. for centuries mistakenly depi depicted as a repentant prostitute, she is the chief gnostic in her novel and more than that to jesus in the gnostic gospel of phillip. >> it's said that jesus loved mary magdalene more than the other disciples and used to kill her often on her -- and then there is a lacuna or hole in the text, we think it probably means lips, as a matter of fact. it says something about the perception in that text on the closeness of jesus and mary magdalene. she was a beloved disciple of jesus. >> but scholars tend to read that passage as symbolic rather than as a literal relationship or secret marriage between jesus and mary magdalene. >> scholars have not been persuaded over the years that jesus was married. we know of jews who were unmarried. it's int

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years now and britain and the house the rest other than to see that big of a sudden political why judas on she still has a big shop. and. a series of bombings and shootings across the iraqi capital has killed at least thirty nine people and wounded ninety the deadliest attack was in the shi'ite suburb of baghdad were cobbled when opened a workshop iraq at least a peace activist at cadence is told is the situation is weston of the many that it was on the forward to take this out of the same the darlington in the water the phone again the head of distribution. there are options to italy. because there was no no. after the war. disease is gone didn't go heading out that there are basic services and people near the end. stewards were up to ten years occupation. and you know basic services the promise of me when it comes to crisis recovery of ice that is pretty old stuff we hear a bit late to have a right to get soft and really pay off even if it does mean the rage in europe i'd also like this out to me. i was wanting people across the eu and the frog living in the bows of the richest econom

ashely: judas, were you saying? >> it hasn't been a good year.roving. and there is more to life than health care. the one we are helping the president get away from this issue, they say, a change to the rules and it seems to go from bad to worse. >> the latest delay was done very quietly. then maybe they will leave it behind and not worry about it anymore. it's amazing that obama doesn't think this will just pass. getting to the health care delivery part of it, you are right. the economy has to keep growing. and that is his only salvation. a growing economy helps the president. >> that is a good point. so how will this work for his second term? immigration reform being thrown out there. i don't know, i have a feeling that it will take a lot to get the issue addressed. >> absolutely. if he really grows the economy, if it really starts to take off, that will take a lot of the political heat off of him. he could also do a deal with iran. which i think is very unlikely, but it could happen. there is a lot that the president can do in this and this is

judas was the 13th to arrive and jesus was crucified on a friday.s believe it comes from mythology where a mist chiefious god killed a hero. some say it goes back to ancient egypt where the number 13 represented the 13th stage of life, the afterlife. what are the facts? a british medical journal said you could be 52% more likely to go to the hospital for an accident. statistics say there are fewer accidents and thefts when the 13th falls on a friday. conquering your fear could be as simple as this, saying the official name. try saying it three times in a row. >>> what are the rules when it comes to traveling by air with food and gifts over the holiday season or anytime. what happens to an airline if you get stranded on the tarmac. a lot of nasty weather out there and holiday tipping etiquette. it's friday the 13th and we are feeling lucky. we are going to ask liz. the first question, i was just talking i want to take a cake to someone on an airplane. if you are flying to your grandmothers or wherever, can you stash the famous fruitcake in your carry

nasr juda talks to me as his country takes a seat on the u.n. security council. >> i think having a seat on the security council will give us an important forum where we can highlight the suffering of syrian refugees and the burden shouldered by neighboring countries. >> for almost three years the security council has been divided by syria. on one side of the government, france, u.k. and u.s. and on the other, china and russia. this ijordan is likely to use it at the security council table to make it clear that such stalemate and deadlock is only prolonging the crisis. >>> the king of jordan was the first arab leader to call on president assad to stand down. but at the same time experts say jordan is becoming increasingly worried about some of the groups forming the opposition against the assad regime. >> if this spill over syria and this is not issued some of these groups make it to jordan. jordan is a fragile country. there is so much interest in jordan to keep those groups outside its border and monitor who is coming in and out of the country

foreign minister nasser juda spoke to me.his country is prepared to take a seat on the nonpermanent security council,. >> a very important forum where we can highlight the importance of the syrian refugees and the burden of the neighboring countries, particularly jordan. a voice of reason for the airbus and the muslims but the international community at large. >> reporter: for almost three years the security council has been divided on syria. on one side of the argument france, u.k. and u.s., on the odor, china and russia. the issue of the dissolution of chemical weapons is the only thing on which they agree. to make it clear that such stalemate and deadlock is only prolonging the crisis. >>> at the same time, experts say jordan is becoming increasingly worried about some of the groups forming the opposition against assa assad's regime. >> if this issue is not settled then the sum of those groups make it to jordan, jordan is a fragile country. and there is so much interest in -- with jordan to keep those groups outside its bo

>> it's hard to explain, but you think about god created judas to betray -- >> and moses. >> i believe image of god we have a purpose and destiny. can't explain all of it. >> in everyday life, if you think if a just man sins every day seven times and the gospel tells us that -- >> yeah. >> that's a lot of sin. so there's no such thing as a perfect person. >> i don't think there is. and it's a free gift of salvation. says all of our goodness is like filthy rags. we try to live a good life, but you've got to come back and say, god, it's what you did through your son jesus. >> you being evil knows how to give good gifts to your children. that's a pretty interesting line. >> yeah. and it goes on to say how much more will god give you good things? so i believe in the goodness of god. that's what our message is about. the scripture says it's the goodness of god that leads people to repentance. >> reading these books like "90 minutes in heaven." i read the book with the kid "heaven's for real." and it's interesting because they kind of both -- these are people that died and had an experience