<p>6:69- see on 1 Thess. 1:3.</p><p><i>And we have believed and know that you are the Holy One of God</i>- The people's real problem was that they could not accept a man well known to them as Messiah. Out of all the range of Messianic titles which Peter could have chosen, he chooses one which implies the Lord was God's &quot;One&quot;, His begotten Son. The Lord must have been greatly encouraged, but He instead takes issue with Peter's statement that &quot;<i>we </i>have believed and know...&quot;. For one of them did not. The implication could be that Judas did what he did not simply for money, but from a disbelief that Jesus was in fact Messiah and Son of God.</p>