As I think I’ve argued before, Judas is the real hero who suffered for us. Jesus said, It would have been better for him if had not been born, implying Judas is suffering in eternity for his endeavours that ensured the rest of us were saved. All Jesus had was a bad weekend.
Who is the "us" in this paragraph ?
You have every right to claim Judas as you hero and appreciate in some strange way that he died for you.
But if we enter into "Bible Study" I can find nothing to confirm this kind of adoration of Judas.
Can you point me to a passage teaching that Judas laid down his life for anyone ?
I see Paul speaking about his gospel being of
"the unsearchable riches of Christ". Where are the epistles exploring the endless benefits of Judas ?
Is it from anything written in the Bible that you derive this concept that the real center of virtue is Judas Isacariot ?