Volume 4 · Chapter 233 · Pp. 39-42

The parable of the lost sheep, also listened to by Mary of Magdala.

In this chapter, Jesus addresses a large crowd from a wooded embankment, delivering the Parable of the Lost Sheep as evening falls. The setting is a recently harvested field, with natural sounds underscoring the scene's tranquility. Among the listeners is Mary of Magdala, highlighting the inclusive nature of Jesus' teachings. The narrative emphasizes Jesus' compassion and the importance of seeking the lost, reflecting core themes of redemption and divine mercy.

Themes: Parable of the Lost Sheep, Divine Mercy, Redemption, Compassion of Jesus, Inclusivity of Teachings, Faith and Repentance