Hello everybody I'm Kenneth Copeland. This is the Believer's voice of victory broadcast and yesterday when we just ran out of time

We were about to we found out some things about Judas now his name was Judah and but I'm not going to take another second.

I want to get the professor back in here because then hey he's opening our eyes on things.

Glory to God.

Those of you that are just now getting in here, go back and get all the last week and

and all of this and just just watch them all praise God because we've gotten

into things that that are very very very very uncommon things that are just not taught

anywhere everyone I'm just verse after verse Jesus says I didn't come to destroy the law but to fulfill it.

Everything he does is fulfillment. Every word. Because it has to be fulfilled.

Yeah. And we were talking about how he had just washed the disciples feet. He's doing exactly what Moses did for Aaron.

He is setting in a new priesthood of a new covenant, Apostles of the Lamb, is what he's doing.

And after that, Jesus will say, verse 18, I speak of John Chapter 13,

verse 18, I speak not of all of you I know whom I've chosen but that

for those just joiners we're talking about we're zeroing in on Judas yes

because Judas sir has always been a problem for me. How could he see the things he saw? How could he walk on, see Peter walk on water with him? How could he see the dead come to life? How could he see all these things and lose his salvation? That's why I was taught that, well, you'd better behave or you could end up like Judas. I was in fear I would end up like Judas.

Well as you pointed out last week he never ever was a believer in the start.

He never was a believer.

I'll show it to you.

It's Jesus will say it.

I speak not of all of you. I know verse 18. I speak not all of you I

know whom I've chosen but that the scripture may be fulfilled. So now when I see

that I'm always looking, okay, where is it being fulfilled?

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