Volume 4 · Chapter 249 · Pp. 153-158

Holy Mary teaches Judas of Iscariot on the duty of faith to God.

In this chapter, Holy Mary instructs Judas of Iscariot on the essential duty of faith towards God, emphasizing the importance of internalizing the Law with mercy rather than rigidity. She warns against spiritual hardness and the dangers of becoming like 'stone' or 'cursed trees,' urging a living faith that remains open and humble before God. The setting includes a peaceful night under the stars, symbolizing divine observation and the call to elevate one's soul. The chapter concludes with a blessing and a movement towards a new location, reflecting the ongoing journey of the apostles.

Themes: Faith in God, Mercy and Law, Spiritual Hardness, Humility, Divine Observation, Apostolic Journey