This article examines how Armenian and Russian writers redefine Judas Iscariot, indicating a view of him as a divine instrument.
The aim of this article is to examine the well-known Biblical image of Judas Iscariot, depicted in the works of Armenian and Russian writers, who consider him not a betrayer but God’s tool. This approach is based on a new literary concept known as “Jesus novels”, which is widely accepted in modern European literature. The Gnostic Gospels are also
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