1Judas Iscariot was a nephew of Caiaphas, not a sincere disciple of Jesus.
2He had been instigated by the Jews to follow Jesus with the objective of catching Him in some lie.
3They gave him a gold drachma per day. He had been in the company of Jesus for two years.
4Three days before the arrest, Judas said to the Jews: 'I commit myself to making the accusation.'
5Nicodemus, in charge of the keys of the sanctuary, said: 'Do not do such a thing.'
6But the daughter of Caiaphas, called Sarah, said: 'He said: I am able to destroy this temple in three days.'
7Once consensus was reached, Jesus was arrested.