
In the German city of Oberhausen (Federal Land of the North Rhine - Westphalia), the exhibition "Judas - the traitor? Who really was this Judas", dedicated to the image of Judas of Cariot, the apostle, who betrayed Jesus Christ, was opened.
The exhibition is deployed by the Top Secret museum, which is also called the "spy" museum. The expositions of the exposition with the help of lighting effects and props created a stylized scene of the "secret party" on the fresco of Leonardo da Vinci, putting a six -meter table and benches in the foreground. In the background of the composition, the Jerusalem road leading to the Calvary is visible.
The exposition includes rare publications of scripture, quotes of all four gospels telling about the act of Judas, about how, after betrayal, he was tormented by remorse. The visitors represent cards of the Holy Land and Jerusalem, as well as engravings of famous German artists depicting Judas.
The exhibition talks about the motivations of the betrayal of Judas and how his name, among the people of negative associations, has become a household name to refer to insidious betrayal, the Sedmitsa.Ru portal reports.