GRM 119.11
Notes for this theme
Facts about the apostles
Reading comfort
GRM 121.1-3
The Gospel as revealed to me
Translation in progress
GRM 122.5
The Gospel as revealed to me
GRM 123.6-8
The Gospel as revealed to me
Translation in progress
Keywords
- Ben Calba Scheboua (Sanhedrist and Pharisee)
- Eleazar ben Parta (Sanhedrist - scribe - Pharisee)
- James of Alphaeus (apostle)
- James of Zebedee (apostle)
- John of Zebedee (apostle)
- Judas de Kérioth (apostle)
- Jude of Alphée (apostle)
- Nahum (Hanne's relative - Pharisee and scribe)
- Pharisees
- Sadoq or Sadoc (scribe - Sanhedrist - Pharisee)
- Samuel (scribe - Sanhedrist - Pharisee)
- Scribes
- Simon the Zealot (apostle)
- Simon-Pierre - Simon de Jonas (apostle)
- The apostles' defense of Jesus Christ
GRM 124.2-5
The Gospel as revealed to me
Translation in progress
Keywords
- Aglaé (veiled woman from Belle-Eau)
- André (apostle)
- Barthélémy - Nathanaël (apostle)
- James of Alphaeus (apostle)
- James of Zebedee (apostle)
- John of Zebedee (apostle)
- Jude of Alphée (apostle)
- Matthew (apostle)
- Philip (apostle)
- Simon the Zealot (apostle)
- Simon-Pierre - Simon de Jonas (apostle)
- The Twelve
- The apostles' concern and humanity
- Thomas (apostle)
GRM 124.3
The Gospel as revealed to me
Translation in progress
GRM 124.5
The Gospel as revealed to me
Translation in progress
GRM 129.1
The Gospel as revealed to me
GRM 130
The Gospel as revealed to me
Detail
Peter spots a group of Pharisees from Galilee. The apostles get agitated, go to see them and put them in their place, because these men are scandalized by Christ's attitude (who welcomed Aglaia, a prostitute, and healed pagans in the previous days). A man of the people then tells the disciples that he did not believe their words because he has changed thanks to the Lord. James of Alphaeus and Peter then talk together: according to Christ's cousin, the Master is pleased with Peter, and James reveals that he speaks well thanks to Mary's lessons.
Jesus is accompanied by little Asrael, who is four years old and a preacher at heart. The Messiah then gives a discourse on the Commandment: "Thou shalt not bear false witness" and always encourages men to be sincere. In particular, he dwells on lying, its causes and consequences.
GRM 130.1-2