Volume 4 · Chapter 260 · Pp. 236-244

Two parables of Peter for the farmers of the plain of Esdrelon.

In this chapter, Jesus encourages His disciples, particularly James and Peter, to perform miracles through faith, compassion, and holy intent, emphasizing that disciples can emulate the Master's works when motivated by love and righteousness. The narrative highlights the spiritual power of pity and faith in Jesus' name as means to heal and serve others. Additionally, Jesus prepares His disciples for future missions, acknowledging the challenges and mixed outcomes that may arise from their ministry. The chapter underscores the responsibilities and spiritual growth involved in following Christ's example and spreading His message.

Themes: Faith and Miracles, Compassion, Discipleship, Spiritual Authority, Mission and Evangelization, Holy Intent