Volume 9 · Chapter 565 · Pp. 93-106

Samuel distressed by Judas Iscariot who does not understand the nature of the salvific suffering. The example of the bees for the workers of God.

Chapter 565 explores the interaction between Jesus and Judas Iscariot, highlighting Judas's failure to comprehend the redemptive nature of Christ's suffering. Jesus emphasizes divine justice and love, correcting misconceptions about favoritism and the consequences of wrongdoing. The chapter also presents the example of bees as a metaphor for the diligent and faithful workers of God, underscoring the value of perseverance and service in the divine plan. The setting in nature reflects a contemplative atmosphere where these spiritual lessons are imparted.

Themes: Salvific Suffering, Divine Justice, Faithful Service, Redemption, Spiritual Perseverance, Metaphor of Bees