Volume 6 · Chapter 398 · Pp. 270-275

The farewell speech in Hebron and the illusions of Judas Iscariot.

Chapter 398 recounts Jesus' arrival in Hebron, where He is warmly received by the townspeople, including the synagogue leader and those previously healed by Him. Jesus expresses gratitude but emphasizes His brief stay, choosing to visit the humble dwelling of John the Baptist to honor its significance. The chapter reflects on the history of miracles in the region, highlighting the divine grace that preceded Jesus' ministry. Additionally, it touches on the illusions held by Judas Iscariot, setting a contemplative tone on faith and misunderstanding.

Themes: Miracles, Faith, Divine Grace, John the Baptist, Reception of Christ, Judas Iscariot