That is correct. As the story goes, following the event he renounced his position, fled the Roman army and lived out the short remainder of his life in deep shame and guilt for what he had done. Despite being continuously consoled and reminded between incarnations by Jesus himself that he performed his divine duty that day and was a critical part of the destiny of Jesus', he vowed to go above and beyond to make amends for his actions that fateful day. Bacon and St. Germain are two of the more notable incarnations, St. Germain being his last in the flesh.
That is correct. As the story goes, following the event he renounced his position, fled the Roman army and lived out the short remainder of his life in deep shame and guilt for what he had done. Despite being continuously consoled and reminded between incarnations by Jesus himself that he performed his divine duty that day and was a critical part of the destiny of Jesus', he vowed to go above and beyond to make amends for his actions that fateful day. Bacon and St. Germain are two of the more notable incarnations, St. Germain being his last in the flesh.
Interesting take on the movie, I have not seen it (don't watch movies), but yes I agree, every chance they get they are attacking Jesus, no doubt!
And agreed on all the other actors in the drama of Jesus' life.
But who are you?