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No Worthless Leader No Worthless Leader (Judas & Prophecy, Part 3) (Judas & Prophecy, Part 3)

30 Pieces of :14-16; 27:3-7; Zechariah 30 Pieces of Matthew 26:14-16; 27:3-7; Zechariah Silver 11:12-13 Silver 11:12-13

A Rejected Matthew 27:1-3; :8-13; A Rejected Matthew 27:1-3; Zechariah 11:8-13; Leader/Prophet 18:18, 23 Leader/Prophet Jeremiah 18:18, 23

Worthless Matthew 27:1, 4; Zechariah 11:5, 15-17 Worthless Matthew 27:1, 4; Zechariah 11:5, 15-17 Leaders Leaders

Innocent Blood Matthew 27:4; :4 Innocent Blood Matthew 27:4; Jeremiah 19:4

Temple Matthew 27:5; Zechariah 11:13 Temple Matthew 27:5; Zechariah 11:13 Sanctuary Sanctuary

An Irreparable Matthew 27:5; :18; Jeremiah 18:11, An Irreparable Matthew 27:5; Acts 1:18; Jeremiah 18:11, and Ugly End 19:3-13 and Ugly End 19:3-13

Potter Matthew 27:7-10; Jeremiah 18:1-11, 19:1- Potter Matthew 27:7-10; Jeremiah 18:1-11, 2, 10-13; Zechariah 11:13 19:1-2, 10-13; Zechariah 11:13

Field of Death Matthew 27:7-10; Jeremiah 19 Field of Death Matthew 27:7-10; Jeremiah 19

Judas rejected , his leader and prophet , and helped those Judas rejected Jesus, his leader and prophet , and helped those who were rejecting Jesus by betraying Him to them for 30 who were rejecting Jesus by betraying Him to them for 30 pieces of silver . When Jesus was condemned, Judas realized pieces of silver . When Jesus was condemned, Judas realized that he was guilty of innocent blood . He tried to return the that he was guilty of innocent blood . He tried to return the money, but the worthless leaders scorned him instead of money, but the worthless leaders scorned him instead of helping him. As a result he threw the silver into the temple helping him. As a result he threw the silver into the temple sanctuary , and went out to an irreparable and ugly end . The sanctuary , and went out to an irreparable and ugly end . The Jewish leaders then took that silver and used it to buy a Potter’s Jewish leaders then took that silver and used it to buy a Potter’s Field , which was - tragically - the same field in which Judas died. Field , which was - tragically - the same field in which Judas died.