Neville recalls that the little island he lived on was divided into eleven parishes named for the disciples, with none named for Judas, and remarks that his forefathers did not know Judas was the most important.
Date (happened)
before 1959
unresolved
- before 1959
- before 4 December 1959
Place
Persons
Told / reported
- 4 December 1959
- 4 December 1959
Sources
Source
- The Story of Judas ¶19 (I lived on a little island and they divided it into eleven parishes, named for the disciples, but there is no Judas. My forefathers did not know he was the most important, for only he could discover God and betray him.)
Attested in 1 lecture
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1959-12-04 [exact/certain/final] | The Story of Judas | They do not build churches to Judas. I lived on a little island and they divided it into eleven parishes, named for the disciples, but there is no Judas. My forefathers did not know he was the most important, for only he could discover God and betray him. They call one who betrays a friend a Judas. But in Matthew 26, Jesus calls him, “Friend” and then he said, “What you have to do, do quickly.” He did not call the others friend. He called Peter, “Satan”, but to Judas he said, “Betray me!” | 529403 |