I was browsing the net trying to find a picture of Judas' hanging, and I came across your site on the contradictions of his death. It is apparent to me that you have never taken a doctrine class. If you would have you would already know the church does not consider the Bible to be infallible that is just a popular misconception along with the popular belief that all gospels contain the same stories and the titles for Jesus are interchangeable. You would also notice the Bible contains several contradictions especially in the four gospels. The Bible was written by several different human authors, during different times and places, of which had no vas knowledge of other Biblical writings.
All humans are flawed, making room for contradictions and errors.
These authors wrote during different decades in different languages to different audiences. The different audiences indicate the use of different literary styles which the particular audience would be most likely to relate to and understand. The symbolic language was easily understood by early readers because that was their tradition. Only in a scholarly approach can the symbols be fully understood. But with Judas the different scenes are probably because it was the way the author could most effectively reach his audience.