Volume 3 · Chapter 199 · Pp. 289-301

From the lepers of Siloam and Ben Hinnom.

Chapter 199 explores the story of Aglae, a Roman mime and sinner who seeks redemption through her encounter with Jesus. The narrative highlights her suffering due to her renewed honesty and the opposition she faces from the Pharisees who attempt to use her against Jesus. The chapter emphasizes the transformative power of faith and the nurturing role of the apostles in fostering spiritual growth. It also reflects on the challenges of conversion and the importance of perseverance in faith amidst societal rejection.

Themes: Redemption, Conversion, Faith and Perseverance, Spiritual Growth, Opposition to Jesus, Compassion