Volume 7 · Chapter 466 · Pp. 290-295

A short stay at the home of the old couple Judas and Anne.

This chapter recounts a visit to the home of the elderly couple Judas and Anne, highlighting the complex character of Judas Iscariot as perceived by the apostles. Despite Judas's grim and withdrawn demeanor, the narrative emphasizes the need for charity and understanding towards him. Jesus expresses a desire to commend the 'little carpenter of Korazim' to the couple, suggesting a focus on faith and reconciliation. The setting is described with sensory detail, situating the event in a fertile, autumnal landscape.

Themes: Charity and Understanding, Judas Iscariot, Faith and Reconciliation, Companionship, Spiritual Charity, Divine Patience