Loyal Judas

What if people in the Bible had chosen different paths? These real people had free will and chose the path that really happened and we read in the Bible. But what if they had chosen differently?

What if Judas Iscariot had heeded the warning Jesus gave at the Last Supper?

Judas Iscariot, called by Jesus Himself to be one of the Twelve, thinks he can earn power and influence--and especially the money that comes with it--when Jesus becomes King of Israel. But Jesus won't take advantage of His popularity. And His teachings contradict everything Judas is working towards.

How will Judas choose between loyalty to Jesus and betraying Him for the thirty pieces of silver needed to free his long-long mother?