Volume 3 · Chapter 208 · Pp. 370-382

The hate of the innocent Marjiam.

Chapter 208 of Volume 3 recounts a moment where Jesus instructs the apostles to search for shepherds in their pasture area near the Hebron road, emphasizing the importance of community and mission. The narrative highlights the dynamics among the apostles, particularly Judas Iscariot's interactions with John and Andrew, reflecting themes of companionship and trust. Meanwhile, Mary, referred to as the Holy Mary, demonstrates her innocence and purity amidst underlying tensions. The chapter also references visions of the shepherd Elias and a journey to Eliza in Bethzur, underscoring the spiritual guidance and prophetic elements present in the narrative.

Themes: Innocence of Mary, Mission and Evangelization, Apostolic Fellowship, Divine Guidance, Prophetic Visions, Trust and Betrayal