Passover and Betrayal

Passover and Betrayal
Matthew 26.14-25

‘And I thought you were my friend!’

The words were meant to sting, and they did. I looked from one man to the other. The meeting had collapsed into bitter accusations, and this was the final one. The speaker got up from his chair and went over to the window, hiding his tears. The other stayed silent, looking as though he’d just had his face slapped. I was powerless to do or say anything. The chairman quietly suggested we adjourn the meeting, and we all scuttled off gratefully, eager to escape the embarrassment and horror of a shattered relationship...

Taken from Matthew for Everyone – by Tom Wright