>history
You mean the ones they wrote down and published in books for you to learn about?
Zupposed to be Judas, because it wouldn't do for him to turn himself in, even though he knew that would be the end. A betrayal was in order, so he ordered Judas to snitch him out.
>gave
He had to be sacrificed. Jesus was not a fortune-teller and didn't know exactly when or how, but when the moment came he whispered his wish to be betrayed to his best friend. That way he could save face rather than walking like a lamb to the slaughter. Judas was his BEST FREN, so of course he'd be willing to portray a turncoat since Jesus was going to die anyway. The space between the lines requires the space between thine ears.
Then why ask "why have you foresaken me?" upon the cross? Was the delirium of dying too much to silently fulfill his father's wishes?
Good question. Desire comes from having limitations. What entity is without limits? Why would they desire anything?
Kek. Hello, Elon!