Volume 6 · Chapter 365 · Pp. 21-35

The trapping of the Iscariot of the innocence of Marjiam. A new disciple, a nursed brother of Jesus. In Bethany, in the home of the sick Lazarus.

This chapter depicts Jesus addressing a group of sick proselytes in Jerusalem, emphasizing the inclusivity of the Kingdom of Heaven beyond traditional societal boundaries. He challenges listeners to embrace Truth and Love, offering healing and spiritual renewal. The narrative highlights the innocence and devotion of Marjiam, who remains close to Jesus, and introduces a new disciple connected to the family of Lazarus in Bethany. The setting underscores themes of faith, healing, and the expansion of Jesus' ministry to diverse followers.

Themes: Inclusivity of Kingdom, Faith and Healing, Truth and Love, Devotion of Marjiam, New Discipleship, Jesus' Ministry in Bethany