Volume 4 · Chapter 268 · Pp. 300-309

The lesson on charity with the parables of the stones. Jesus’ yoke is light.

In this chapter, Jesus departs from the widow's house accompanied by Manaen and interacts tenderly with a young boy named Joseph, addressing his fears about Jesus' absence. Jesus explains that while He will be teaching His apostles, the boy will remain with his family, emphasizing the different roles in His ministry. The chapter highlights Jesus' gentle care and the importance of trust and obedience in following Him. It also introduces the theme of charity through parables and underscores that Jesus' yoke is light, symbolizing the ease and grace in living according to His teachings.

Themes: Charity, Trust in Jesus, Jesus' Ministry, Parables, Divine Care, Light Yoke