Volume 6 · Chapter 422 · Pp. 446-452

Discontent of the Iscariot who calls forth a lesson on duties and useless servants.

Chapter 422 of Volume 6 presents a nocturnal scene along the river shore, setting the stage for a discourse prompted by the discontent of Judas Iscariot. The chapter explores themes of duty and the consequences of being an unproductive servant within the community of Jesus' followers. Through this interaction, a lesson is imparted emphasizing the importance of faithful service and the spiritual dangers of dissatisfaction and unfaithfulness. The narrative invites reflection on personal commitment and the responsibilities entrusted to each disciple.

Themes: Discontent, Duties of Servants, Faithful Service, Spiritual Responsibility, Community of Disciples, Consequences of Unfaithfulness