Mark 14:10 f. The Betrayal. Judas helps the chief priests in the way they need. He undertakes to hand over Jesus quietly, without attracting the crowd. Schweitzer supposes Judas to have betrayed the Messianic secret which gave the chief priest confidence to put his question in Mark 6:2. But no such betrayal was necessary. Judas explained the time when, and the place where, Jesus could most conveniently be arrested. Mk. gives no hint as to his motive.
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Mark 14:10
10 And Judas Iscariot, one of the twelve, went unto the chief priests, to betray him unto them.