Volume 3 · Chapter 220 · Pp. 460-467

The idolaters of Magdalgad and the miracle on a woman giving birth.

Chapter 220 recounts an episode where Jesus instructs His disciples to visit a household in town to deliver financial aid to a believing family, emphasizing the importance of charity and discretion. The narrative highlights Jesus' sensitivity to social etiquette and His desire to avoid offending their host, reflecting His respect for hospitality. The dialogue also reveals interpersonal dynamics among the disciples, particularly the remorse of Judas Iscariot. Overall, the chapter illustrates themes of faith, charity, and humility within the context of Jesus' ministry.

Themes: Charity, Faith, Humility, Hospitality, Discipleship, Jesus' Ministry