Volume 2 · Chapter 155 · Pp. 487-494

In Caesarea, the healing of a little Roman girl. An argument about the contacts with the Gentiles.

Chapter 155 recounts an episode in Caesarea where Jesus heals a young Roman girl, illustrating His compassion and power extending beyond Jewish boundaries. The narrative also explores a theological discussion among the disciples regarding interactions with Gentiles, highlighting early tensions about the inclusivity of the Gospel message. Additionally, the text reflects on the spiritual weariness experienced in apostolic work, emphasizing perseverance and faith amid trials. This chapter underscores the challenges and divine purpose inherent in spreading the Christian message to diverse peoples.

Themes: Healing Miracles, Gentile Inclusion, Apostolic Weariness, Faith and Perseverance, Divine Compassion