The shepherd in this chapter gets paid thirty pieces of silver, thrown to the potter as an insultingly small sum. Why does Matthew's gospel connect this exact detail directly to Judas's betrayal payment centuries later?
Mystical & Allegorical<b>And I said</b> to the remaining kings of Judah.<br><br><b>“If it pleases you, give [Me] My hire...”</b> Fulfill My commandments, and that will be My payment for all the good that I have given you; as they give hire to a shepherd, I will return and...
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