Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich - Biography and Complete Visions
Sep 20, 2026 · 14 min · 5 segments
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The Passion and Death of Our Lord Part 20 Judas at the Judgment Hall While Jesus was in prison, Judas, who until then, like one in despair and driven by the demon, was wandering around the Vale of Hinnom, on the steep southern side of Jerusalem, where lay naught but refuse, bones, and carrion, approached the precincts of Caiaphas' Judgment Hall.
He stole around with a bundle of silver pieces, the price of his treachery, still hanging to the girdle at his side.
The pieces were linked together by a little chain.
All was silent.
Judas, unrecognized, asked the guard what was going to happen to the Galilean.
They replied, He has been condemned to death, and he will be crucified.
He heard some persons telling one another how dreadfully Jesus had been treated and how patient he was, while others said that at daybreak he was to appear again before the High Council to receive solemn condemnation.
While the traitor, in order to escape recognition, gathered up this news here and there, day dawned and things began to be astir both in and around the hall.
Judas, to escape being seen, slipped off behind the house.
Like Cain, he fled the sight of men.
Despair was taking possession of his soul.
But what did he meet here? This was the place where the cross had been put together.
The several pieces lay in order side by side, and the workmen, wrapped in their mantles, were lying asleep.
The sky glistened with a white light above the Mount of Olives, as if shuddering at sight of the instrument of our redemption.
Judas glanced at it in horror and fled.
He had seen the gimmick to which he had sold the Lord.
He fled from the spot and hid, resolved to await the result of the morning trial.
The Passion and Death of Our Lord Part 20 Judas at the Judgment Hall While Jesus was in prison, Judas, who until then, like one in despair and driven by the demon, was wandering around the Vale of Hinnom, on the steep southern side of Jerusalem, where lay naught but refuse, bones, and carrion, approached the precincts of Caiaphas' Judgment Hall.
He stole around with a bundle of silver pieces, the price of his treachery, still hanging to the girdle at his side.
The pieces were linked together by a little chain.
All was silent.
Judas, unrecognized, asked the guard what was going to happen to the Galilean.
They replied, He has been condemned to death, and he will be crucified.
He heard some persons telling one another how dreadfully Jesus had been treated and how patient he was, while others said that at daybreak he was to appear again before the High Council to receive solemn condemnation.
While the traitor, in order to escape recognition, gathered up this news here and there, day dawned and things began to be astir both in and around the hall.
Judas, to escape being seen, slipped off behind the house.
Like Cain, he fled the sight of men.
Despair was taking possession of his soul.
But what did he meet here? This was the place where the cross had been put together.
The several pieces lay in order side by side, and the workmen, wrapped in their mantles, were lying asleep.
The sky glistened with a white light above the Mount of Olives, as if shuddering at sight of the instrument of our redemption.
Judas glanced at it in horror and fled.
He had seen the gimmick to which he had sold the Lord.
He fled from the spot and hid, resolved to await the result of the morning trial.
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