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Why Did Jesus Choose Judas? Hearing God's Voice in Luke 6:12-19 | Daily Devotional and Bible Study

Donnerstag, 29. Oktober 2026 · 35 min

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Why Did Jesus Choose Judas? Hearing God's Voice in Luke -19 | Daily Devotional and Bible Study

Why did Jesus choose Judas when He knew what Judas would do? Luke -19 says He chose all twelve after a night of prayer.

Today in our daily Bible study we're in Luke 6, where Jesus prays all night before He names the twelve. That night of prayer changes how we read the whole list, including the name at the end. We'll look at why twelve, what apostle actually means, how a tax collector and a zealot ended up on the same team, and what it means that Judas could stand close enough to handle Jesus' money and still not be changed.

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Questions we answer today

Why did Jesus pray all night before choosing the twelve? Why twelve, and what does it have to do with the tribes of Israel? What does the word apostle actually mean, and how is it different from a disciple? Why would Jesus put a tax collector and a zealot on the same team? Was Judas a mistake? Can you be close to Jesus and still not be changed?

Timestamps

Back in Luke 6 and the room full of opposites

Reading Luke -19

Prayer

Judas was not a mistake

A whole night in prayer before the choice

A much bigger group of followers

Why twelve

Why Judas was replaced and James was not

No priest, no scribe, no wealthy patron

What apostle actually means

The difference between a disciple and an apostle

Paul was never one of the twelve

What is repeatable and what isn't

The twelve, name by name

Andrew always brings someone to Jesus

Opposite ends of the spectrum, same team

Two men named Judas

Iscariot, and who Judas was

Luke says he became a traitor

Jesus knew, and the choices were still Judas's

Close enough to steal from Jesus

Prayer

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