<p>3:19 <em>And Judas Iscariot, who also betrayed him. And then he went home</em>- &quot;Iscariot&quot; is perhaps 'man of Kerioth.' Kerioth was a small village in Judea (Josh 15:25). Judas would therefore have been the only Judean. It could be that 'Iscariot' is from&nbsp;<em>sicarius</em>, 'dagger-man' or 'assassin'. This would suggest that Judas belonged to what was reckoned to be the most far right of the various resistance groups, the Sicarii (the partisans, cp. Acts 21:38). Again we see the wide range of people the Lord was calling together in order to weld them into one body in Him.</p><p>The Lord's &quot;home&quot; may have now been in Capernaum. That He can be described as having a &quot;home&quot; is an essay in His utter humanity.</p>