Volume 2 · Chapter 115 · Pp. 248-252

Healing of a dying child struck by the horse of Alexander. Jesus is driven out of the Temple.

This chapter recounts an episode in the Temple where Jesus is present with His disciples near the Holy Place, the innermost sanctuary accessible only to priests. The narrative describes the complex architecture of the Temple and sets the scene of a tense moment involving a crowd, including a woman pleading for a child struck by a horse. Jesus performs a healing on the dying child, demonstrating His compassion and divine power. Subsequently, the chapter touches on the event of Jesus being driven out of the Temple, highlighting conflict arising from His actions and teachings.

Themes: Divine Healing, Temple Worship, Faith and Prayer, Jesus' Authority, Conflict with Authorities, Compassion