GRM 202
The Gospel as revealed to me
Detail
Chapter title: Reproach to Judas and the arrival of the peasants from Yokhanan (Giocana).
Date of vision: Wednesday, June 27, 1945.
Calendar: Thursday, March 30, 28 (17 Nissan 3788)
Location (map): Jerusalem Temple
Cycle: The Second Paschal Journey
Summary: The apostolic group is at the Temple, without the women. They are waiting for Peter, who has gone to sacrifice a lamb. Meanwhile, they spot Judas and Thomas goes to listen to what he says, without waiting for Jesus' agreement. The apostle soon makes his presence known to the Iscariot, so Judas decides to go with him to see the rest of the group. But Thomas is no fool, and warns him to be careful about his behavior.
Once in front of the Master and the others, Judas greets Jesus, but Jesus is serious and points out that Judas is running away from him. Christ also points out that he ignored Peter and the group on the day of Marziam's examination. While Judas tries to justify himself, the child happily slips away to see the peasants of Doras, and Jesus asks John of Endor to hold them back a little. This is followed by a reprimand to Judas, who lets him know that he won't be able to be there the next day to see some of his father's friends. The man leaves and Jesus asks his friends to forget the incident and not to tell Simon-Pierre, John of Endor, Marziam and his Mother.
Finally, the peasants of Doras greet the Master and are ecstatic at the good health of Yabeç, who makes no secret of his affection for his Jesus. And so the vision ends.
Chapter contents: 202.1: In the Temple courtyard, Judas struts among the scribes. 202.2: Thomas goes to find him and rebukes him. 202.3: Jesus severely reproaches Judas for his absence and rudeness. 202.4: And asks the others to remain silent about the incident. 202.5: The peasants notice Marziam's happiness.
Previous edition: Volume 3, chapter 63