Volume 5 · Chapter 338 · Pp. 283-290

Judas Iscariot loses the power of the miracle. The parable of the farmer.

In this chapter, Jesus departs from the synagogue and is accompanied by his followers into the countryside, where he offers a final blessing. The narrative highlights Judas Iscariot's inability to perform miracles, contrasting his failure with the successful works of the other apostles. This moment underscores Judas's spiritual struggle and alienation from the group. Additionally, the chapter introduces the parable of the farmer, which serves as a teaching moment within the broader context of Jesus's ministry.

Themes: Miracles, Apostolic Mission, Spiritual Failure, Judas Iscariot, Parables, Blessing