Hermas (disciple and pupil of Gamaliel)

• Hermas (disciple and pupil of Gamaliel)
• Stephen (disciple and martyr)

• Hermas (disciple and pupil of Gamaliel)
• Peter and Judas
• Scribes
• Stephen (disciple and martyr)

• Hermas (disciple and pupil of Gamaliel)
• Stephen (disciple and martyr)

• Centurion of Capernaum (Roman officer)
• Hermas (disciple and pupil of Gamaliel)
• Locations - Hattin horns
• Stephen (disciple and martyr)

The Sermon of the Mount continues.

The crowd is growing larger and larger as the days go by. There are men, women, old people, children, rich and poor alike. The couple, Stephen and Hermas, is always present, although not yet associated with the old disciples led by Isaac. And there is also the new couple formed yesterday: the old man and the woman. They are at the very front, near their Comforter and they look much more cheerful than yesterday. The old man, to make up for the many months or years during which he was neglected by his daughter, has laid his wrinkled hand on the knees of the woman and she is caressing it out of the inborn instinct of a morally sound woman to be maternal.

Jesus passes near them to climb up to His rustic pulpit, and while passing He caresses the head of the old man who looks at Him as if he already saw Him as God.

• Hermas (disciple and pupil of Gamaliel)
• Isaac de Yutta (shepherd of the Nativity)
• Ishmael of Bethany
• Sarah of Bethany
• Stephen (disciple and martyr)

• Hermas (disciple and pupil of Gamaliel)
• John of Capernaum (the disciple)
• Stephen (disciple and martyr)