Who received the money in Exodus 21:32?
The Master or God as you put it.
Who received the money in Matt 26:14?
Judas.
Are you saying that Judas = God?
No. The idea is that someone's Ox gores someone else's Slave. There are two master's inferred by the passage.
The Slave's Master
The Ox's Master
The master of the Ox has to be a different master then the master of the Slave, elsewise, the Exchange of money would be silly.
This is to say, if a farmer has an ox and that ox gores one of his farmhands he doesn't pay himself for the loss of his own farm hand.
The Money went to the Sanhedrin Gang, yet they couldn't take "blood money" and "The Potters Field" was purchased. Because the Sanhedrin Gang were still under God at the time (Jesus hadn't died and in Spirit Form, torn the Temple curtain yet), it showed the symbiology of Satan being part of the Old Covenant as (Death). This isn't to say that the Sanhedrin Gang were not unknowingly serving the Devil, because they were. It simply shows that Satan was the fly in the ointment of the Old Covenant.
This is the exact reason for the Azazael goat on the day of atonement ritual.
This is a prime example of "No man can serve two masters". Though the Sanhedrin Thought they were serving God, they were actually serving Mammon (Satan).
Which brings it back to the odd question. Who killed Judas? Himself or Satan? Did Satan feel "guilt" when Jesus died, or fear, because he realized that Jesus was innocent and he had outright killed God?
In truth, It's just an interesting thing to ponder. Why did Judas feel convicted enough to end his life? It's very interesting and thought provoking.
