Matthew 27:3TAB

Matthew 27 : 3 Betrayal | Remorse | Restitution
3. Source Text: Greek (SBLGNT)
Matthew 27:3:1ΤότεtoteThen
Matthew 27:3:2ἰδὼνidonhaving seen Matthew 27:3:3ἸούδαςeeoodasJudas Matthew 27:3:4hothe one who Matthew 27:3:5⸀παραδιδοὺςparadidoosbetraying Matthew 27:3:6αὐτὸνaftonhim Matthew 27:3:7ὅτιhotithat Matthew 27:3:8κατεκρίθηkatekreetheehe was condemned Matthew 27:3:9μεταμεληθεὶςmetameleetheeshaving regretted Matthew 27:3:10⸀ἔστρεψενestrepsenbrought back Matthew 27:3:11τὰtathe Matthew 27:3:12τριάκονταtriakontathirty Matthew 27:3:13ἀργύριαargeereeapieces of silver Matthew 27:3:14τοῖςteesto the Matthew 27:3:15ἀρχιερεῦσινarkhierefsinchief priests Matthew 27:3:16⸀καὶkeand Matthew 27:3:17πρεσβυτέροιςpresveetereeselders
3. Formal Translation
Then Judas, the one betraying Him {Iesous, Innocent Sufferer}, seeing that He was condemned, felt remorse and returned the thirty silver pieces to the chief priests and the elders.
3. Dynamic Translation
When Judas—the betrayer—realized that Jesus {Iesous, Condemned Messiah} had been condemned, he was seized with regret and returned the thirty silver coins to the chief priests and the elders.
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