Ray, E.Z., Mark, and Oscar start in Luke 16, where Judas is described as a traitor. Despite witnessing the miracles performed by Christ and being among the privileged twelve disciples, Judas remained blind to Jesus' true identity and significance. His lack of genuine love and understanding is evident in his complaint about the expensive oil poured on Jesus' feet—an act motivated not by concern for the poor but by greed and a failure to recognize Jesus' worth. The Bible's candid portrayal of ...