Then go thy way.
“Thou art weighed in the balances, and art found wanting.” — Dan 5:27
He walketh among the twelve, yet his hand is ever upon the bag. The city riseth white in the mist, and he loveth it not for its God but for its gold.
John 12:6
In the house of the high priest he asketh his price, and they weigh it out by candlelight: thirty pieces, the price of a slave.
Matthew 26:15
The silver is in his hand now. The bargain is sealed, and it cannot be unsealed.
Matthew 26:16
By torchlight in the garden he cometh near, and he betrayeth the Son of man with the sign of love.
Matthew 26:49
His heart turneth against him. He bringeth the silver again to the priests, and they answer, What is that to us? So he casteth it down upon the temple stones.
Matthew 27:5
He went out and hanged himself. The sky turneth to blood, and the pillars of the temple shake.
Matthew 27:5
The ground that was bought with his wages is called Aceldama, the field of blood, unto this day.
Acts 1:18-19
The priests that paid him are washed white without. Within they are full of dead men’s bones, and all uncleanness.
Matthew 23:27
Then cometh the Judge. He maketh a scourge of small cords, and the tables of the money changers go down.
John 2:15
“Make not my Father’s house an house of merchandise.” Every coin hath a master. Choose.
John 2:16
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The Confession · Mt 6:24
This is not witness-wear. These are confessions sewn into black cloth — hard verses, cut in the manner of the old engravers, for those who know that every coin has a master.
We do not sell you peace. We print the sword, the whip of cords, and the axe laid at the root of the tree. Wear it as an accusation. Begin with yourself.
To Mammon We Slave