Volume 3 · Chapter 214 · Pp. 415-422

The mother of Judas confides in the Mother of Jesus, who reached Kerioth with Simon of Zealot.

In this chapter, Jesus encourages His disciples, particularly Andrew, who expresses feelings of unworthiness and repentance for past doubts and criticisms. The narrative highlights the disciples' efforts to faithfully convey Jesus' teachings despite personal struggles. The head of the synagogue reflects on Jesus' relationship with Judas of Kerioth, hinting at the complexities of discipleship and prophecy. The chapter emphasizes themes of forgiveness, humility, and the challenges inherent in following Jesus.

Themes: Repentance, Forgiveness, Humility, Discipleship, Prophecy, Faithfulness