Volume 2 · Chapter 96 · Pp. 118-124

Jesus answers to the accusation of having cured the Beauty of Korazim on the Sabbath.

In this chapter, Jesus comforts a grieving woman, assuring her that despite the loss of her husband Alphaeus, she will be spiritually strengthened and united with her family in Heaven. He promises her a special role as a mystical female apostle, emphasizing the unique influence and heroism of women in evangelization. Jesus also invokes the example of His Mother, who experienced widowhood, as a source of consolation and strength. The passage highlights themes of spiritual resilience, divine consolation, and the elevated status of women in the early Christian mission.

Themes: Spiritual Consolation, Female Apostleship, Widowhood, Divine Strength, Evangelization, Mary's Example