Volume 3 · Chapter 195 · Pp. 262-266

A lesson by John of Endor to the Iscariot. The entrance in Jerusalem.

In this chapter, John of Endor engages in a reflective dialogue with Judas Iscariot during their journey towards Beeroth, amidst rainy and challenging conditions. The conversation highlights themes of compassion and the importance of caring for one's neighbor, contrasting human indifference with natural hardships. The narrative also depicts a tender moment with Peter carrying a child, emphasizing humility and care. This setting preludes the significant event of Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem, framing the spiritual context of the journey.

Themes: Compassion, Neighborly Love, Humility, Human Indifference, Jesus' Entrance into Jerusalem, Faith and Perseverance