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San Juan 13:27
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Y después del bocado, Satanás entró en él. Entonces Jesús le dijo*: Lo que vas a hacer, hazlo pronto.
Y tras el bocado Satans entr en l. Entonces Jess le dice: Lo que haces, haz lo ms presto.
Y tras el bocado, Satans entr en l. Entonces Jess le dice: Lo que hars, hazlo ms pronto.
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from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
Satan: John 13:2, Psalms 109:6, Matthew 12:45, Luke 8:32, Luke 8:33, Luke 22:3, Acts 5:3
That: 1 Kings 18:27, Proverbs 1:16, Ecclesiastes 9:3, Jeremiah 2:24, Jeremiah 2:25, Daniel 2:15, Mark 6:25, James 1:13-15
Reciprocal: Psalms 41:9 - which Jeremiah 7:10 - come Zechariah 11:12 - give Matthew 12:44 - my Matthew 27:3 - Judas Luke 16:10 - he that is unjust John 6:70 - and one John 18:3 - Judas Acts 1:25 - go Ephesians 2:2 - the spirit 2 Timothy 2:26 - at Revelation 2:10 - the devil
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And after the sop, Satan entered into him,.... After he had taken and eaten the sop, or crust of bread, by which he was pointed out to be the betrayer, "Satan entered into him"; possessed his body, and filled his mind, and stirred him up more eagerly to pursue with rigour his wicked design. The Jews have a saying l, that
"no man commits a transgression, until נכנס בו רוח שטות, "a spirit of madness enters into him".''
Such an evil spirit entered into Judas, which pushed him on to commit this horrid iniquity:
then said Jesus to him, that thou doest, do quickly; this he said, not as approving his wicked design, and exhorting him to it as a laudable action, but rather as deriding him, having nothing to care about, or fear from him; or as upbraiding him with his perfidy and wickedness, and signifying that he should take no methods to prevent him, though he fully knew what was in his heart to do; and it seems also to express the willingness of Christ, and his eager and hearty desire to suffer and die for his people, in order to obtain salvation for them.
l T. Bab. Sota, fol. 3. 1. Tzeror Hammor, fol. 112. 1. & 117. 3.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
After the sop - After he had taken and probably eaten it. By this Judas saw that Jesus knew his design, and that he could not conceal his plan. He saw, also, that the other disciples would be acquainted with it; and, aroused by sudden anger, or with the apprehension that he should lose his reward, or that Jesus might escape, he resolved on executing his plan at once.
Satan entered into him - The devil had before this put it into his heart to betray Jesus John 13:2, but he now excited him to a more decided purpose. See Luke 22:3; also Acts 5:3; “Why hath Satan filled thine heart,” etc.
What thou doest, do quickly - This showed to Judas that Jesus was acquainted with his design. He did not command him to betray him, but he left him to his own purpose. He had used means enough to reclaim him and lead him to a holy life, and now he brought him to a decision. He gave him to understand that he was acquainted with his plan, and submitted it to the conscience of Judas to do quickly what he would do. If he relented, he called on him to do it at once. If he could still pursue his wicked plan, could go forward when he was conscious that the Saviour knew his design, he was to do it at once. God adopts all means to bring men to a decision. He calls upon them to act decisively, firmly, immediately. He does not allow them the privilege to deliberate about wicked deeds, but calls on them to act at once, and to show whether they will obey or disobey him; whether they will serve him, or whether they will betray fits cause. He knows all their plans, as Jesus did that of Judas, and he calls on men to act under the full conviction that he knows all their soul. Sin thus is a vast evil. When men can sin knowing that God sees it all, it shows that the heart is fully set in them to do evil, and that there is nothing that will restrain them.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 27. Satan entered into him. — He had entered into him before, and now he enters again, to strengthen him in his purpose of delivering up his Master. But the morsel was not the cause of this entering in; the giving of it only marks the time in which the devil confirmed Judas in his traitorous purpose. Some have thought that this morsel was the sacrament of the Lord's Supper: but this is an utter mistake.
That thou doest, do quickly. — As if he had said: "Thou art past all counsel; thou hast filled up the measure of thy iniquity, and hast wholly abandoned thyself to Satan; I will not force thee to turn from thy purpose, and without this thou wilt not. Thy designs are all known to me; what thou art determined to do, and I to permit, do directly; delay not, I am ready."
