Judas Iscariot-eternally documented and damned as betrayer. Just Judas explores the possibilities and alternatives for Judas as a man in those times, his true feelings for Jesus and others he interacted with; notably Matthew, the Mother and the Magdalene, as well as other political and religious figures of the day. The story begins in CE 2010 and moves to BCE documenting the life of Judas when he left his father's house in Kerioth as a Levite priest, his first encounter with Jesus and his fellowship with the disciples. The teachings of Jesus are written from the perspective of Judas throughout and are narrated with honesty, integrity and love. Judas documents the Last Supper, Gethsemane, the trials of Jesus and the passion, crucifixion and resurrection in his own words. This is the story of how it really was from the perspective of the one they call traitor. It's also about clearing someone's name after two thousand years.