HE CAME TO FULFILL - TRIAL AND CRUCIFIXION: THROWN INTO THE TEMPLE

Messiah was to be betrayed for a handsome price. It was Judas Iscariot who betrayed Yeshua for 30 pieces of silver. The money he received he eventually threw back into the temple as is recorded in Matthew 27: 3-10 (NIV).

Judah was remorseful after Yeshua died. He regretted what He did. And yet he was not repentant. Remorsefulness describes the feeling of regret over a certain action without the desire to change. Repentance, on the other hand, means the desire to change. 

Judah was remorseful and not repentant. He was not able to be helped, for He chose not to change. He refused the healing that Yeshua offered.