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			[[File:Maria Valtorta i 122 quaderni manoscritti autografi.webp\|thumb\|Maria Valtorta, the 122 Autograph Manuscript Notebooks.]]
	In his comments, [[Jesus]] attributes the inspired texts, especially [[The Gospel as Revealed to Me\|Maria Valtorta's major work]], to the [[Holy Spirit, Paraclete, Spirit\|Holy Spirit]].<blockquote>"In the evening of the Last Supper, I said to the Eleven who [[Love, Charity, To Love\|loved]] Me: “When the [[Holy Spirit, Paraclete, Spirit\|Comforter]] comes, He will remind you of everything I told you”. When I spoke I always bore in mind, in addition to those who were present, all those who would be My [[disciples]] in spirit, and with [[Truth, sincerity\|truth]] and a [[Will, Good or Bad Will\|will]] to want. The Holy Spirit, Who already with His Grace instils the faculty of remembering God into you, freeing [[Soul\|souls]] from the torpor of the Original Sin and relieving them of the obscurities that, because of the sad inheritance of [[Adam and Eve, New Eve\|Adam]], envelop the brightness of the spirits created by [[God]] to enjoy His sight and spiritual knowledge, ''completes His work of Master by “reminding” the [[Heart\|hearts]] of those who are led by Him and who are the children of God, of what I said, and which constitutes the Gospel.''		In his comments, [[Jesus]] attributes the inspired texts, especially [[The Gospel as Revealed to Me\|Maria Valtorta's major work]], to the [[Holy Spirit, Paraclete, Spirit\|Holy Spirit]].<blockquote>"In the evening of the Last Supper, I said to the Eleven who [[Love, Charity, To Love\|loved]] Me: “When the [[Holy Spirit, Paraclete, Spirit\|Comforter]] comes, He will remind you of everything I told you”. When I spoke I always bore in mind, in addition to those who were present, all those who would be My [[disciples]] in spirit, and with [[Truth, sincerity\|truth]] and a [[Will, Good or Bad Will\|will]] to want. The Holy Spirit, Who already with His Grace instils the faculty of remembering God into you, freeing [[Soul\|souls]] from the torpor of the Original Sin and relieving them of the obscurities that, because of the sad inheritance of [[Adam and Eve, New Eve\|Adam]], envelop the brightness of the spirits created by [[God]] to enjoy His sight and spiritual knowledge, ''completes His work of Master by “reminding” the [[Heart\|hearts]] of those who are led by Him and who are the children of God, of what I said, and which constitutes the Gospel.''

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Valerian

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	Valerian is a ~~notable~~ [[The Romans\|Roman]] in the retinue of [[Pontius Pilate]], probably the [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|husband]] of [[Valeria]]. He is one of the richest [[Rich, Riches, Treasure\|Romans]] in Palestine. Cruel and [[Sexuality, Sensuality, Lust\|depraved]], he has become "a master in the art of orgy." His [[Slaves, oppressed, prisoners\|slave]] [[Syntyche\|Syntyche]] flees to escape his whims.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/254 GRM 254]</ref>		Valerian is a [[The Romans\|Roman]] notable in the retinue of [[Pontius Pilate]], probably the [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|husband]] of [[Valeria]]. He is one of the richest [[Rich, Riches, Treasure\|Romans]] in Palestine. Cruel and [[Sexuality, Sensuality, Lust\|depraved]], he has become "a master in the art of orgy." His [[Slaves, oppressed, prisoners\|slave]] [[Syntyche\|Syntyche]] flees to escape his whims.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/254 GRM 254]</ref>

	Valerian causes a scandal at [[Herod Antipas]]’s: he believes his slave has taken refuge with [[Johanna of Chuza]], the [[Friend, Friendship\|friend]] of his wife and demands that she be returned. This news spreads throughout the Roman colony: it becomes the subject of much gossip.		Valerian causes a scandal at [[Herod Antipas]]’s: he believes his slave has taken refuge with [[Johanna of Chuza]], the [[Friend, Friendship\|friend]] of his wife and demands that she be returned. This news spreads throughout the Roman colony: it becomes the subject of much gossip.

	To avoid the scandal, [[Pontius Pilate]] sends him to Italy on the first departing ship.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/282 GRM 282]</ref> Valerian takes his favorite slaves with him.		To avoid the scandal, [[Pontius Pilate]] sends him to Italy on the first departing ship.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/282 GRM 282]</ref> Valerian takes his favorite slaves with him.

	===His name===		===His name===
	Valerius: the valiant, the [[Courage, Boldness\|courageous]].		Valerius: the valiant, the [[Courage, Boldness\|courageous]].

	===Where is he mentioned in the work?===		===Where is he mentioned in the work?===
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	===Learn more about this character===		===Learn more about this character===
	Excerpts from the "Dictionary of Characters of ~~the~~ Gospel~~" by~~ Maria Valtorta ([[Abbé René Laurentin and Maria Valtorta\|Msgr. René Laurentin]], [[François-Michel Debroise]], [[Jean-François Lavère]], Éditions Salvator, 2012):<blockquote>Decimus Valerius Asiaticus was originally from Vienna in Narbonese Gaul. He was very [[Rich, Riches, Treasure\|wealthy]]. In Rome, he became one of Emperor Caligula's intimates before [[Betrayal, To Betray, Denunciation\|betraying]] him. He was known for his voluptuous life and [[Sexuality, Sensuality, Lust\|debaucheries]].		Excerpts from the [[Dictionary of Gospel Characters\|Dictionary of Gospel Characters, According to Maria Valtorta]] ([[Abbé René Laurentin and Maria Valtorta\|Msgr. René Laurentin]], [[François-Michel Debroise]], [[Jean-François Lavère]], Éditions Salvator, 2012):<blockquote>Decimus Valerius Asiaticus was originally from Vienna in Narbonese Gaul. He was very [[Rich, Riches, Treasure\|wealthy]]. In Rome, he became one of Emperor Caligula's intimates before [[Betrayal, To Betray, Denunciation\|betraying]] him. He was known for his voluptuous life and [[Sexuality, Sensuality, Lust\|debaucheries]].

	His nickname Asiaticus suggests he distinguished himself in the provinces of Asia, but little is known about the start of his career.		His nickname Asiaticus suggests he distinguished himself in the provinces of Asia, but little is known about the start of his career.

	In 28, according to Flavius Eutropius (4th century) reports he had joined [[Encountered Characters#The Roman Garrison\|Sentius Saturninus]], the consul, at [[Antioch]].<ref>Flavius Eutropus, ''Breviarium historiae Romanae'' 7, 13, 2.</ref> This aligns with the chronology derived from the text by [[Maria Valtorta]].		In 28, according to Flavius Eutropius (4th century) reports he had joined [[Encountered Characters#The Roman Garrison\|Sentius Saturninus]], the consul, at [[Antioch]].<ref>Flavius Eutropus, ''Breviarium historiae Romanae'' 7, 13, 2.</ref> This aligns with the chronology derived from the text by [[Maria Valtorta]].

	It was at the beginning of this year that Valeria, a [[Youth, young\|young]] bride, encountered [[Jesus]] at [[Caesarea on the Sea]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/155 GRM 155]</ref></blockquote>		It was at the beginning of this year that Valeria, a [[Youth, young\|young]] bride, encountered [[Jesus]] at [[Caesarea on the Sea]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/155 GRM 155]</ref> </blockquote>

	==Notes and references==		==Notes and references==
	'''Note:''' Quotations from the work of Maria Valtorta on this page currently use machine-translated text and will gradually be replaced by the official English translation. Until then, the official translation may be consulted through the reference link provided with each quotation.

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Valeria

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	She is the first in the group of Roman women to [[Conversion, To Convert\|convert]] to [[Israel, Jewish people\|Judaism]], as the [[religion]] of [[Jesus]], and the first to free all her [[Slaves, oppressed, prisoners\|slaves]] in His name.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/566#7 GRM 566.7]</ref>		She is the first in the group of Roman women to [[Conversion, To Convert\|convert]] to [[Israel, Jewish people\|Judaism]], as the [[religion]] of [[Jesus]], and the first to free all her [[Slaves, oppressed, prisoners\|slaves]] in His name.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/566#7 GRM 566.7]</ref>

	Pressed by her [[Parents, Father, Mother\|parents]] to return to Italy, she declines this offer despite the times of [[trials]] ahead:<blockquote>"if I lose ~~bWatercoup~~ by losing the Master (who has just announced His [[Agony, Death\|death]] ~~Neighbore)~~, I ~~will~~ not lose everything, ~~for the~~ [[Faith, conviction\|faith]] will remain ~~and~~ I ~~want to stay~~ where ~~she~~ was born. I do not want to take Fausta where nothing speaks of You. ~~Here... everything~~ speaks of You and certainly~~, you will~~ not leave us without a [[Priest, Pastor, Spiritual Guide\|guide]], we ~~who wanted~~ to [[Following Jesus\|follow]] ~~you~~."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/583#13 GRM 583.13]</ref></blockquote>		Pressed by her [[Parents, Father, Mother\|parents]] to return to Italy, she declines this offer despite the times of [[trials]] ahead:<blockquote>"if I lose much by losing the Master [who has just announced His imminent [[Agony, Death\|death]]], I shall not lose everything, because [[Faith, conviction\|faith]] will remain. And I shall remain where it was born. I do not want to take Fausta where nothing speaks of You. Here… Everything speaks of You, and You will certainly not leave us without a [[Priest, Pastor, Spiritual Guide\|guide]], as we have decided to [[Following Jesus\|follow]] You."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/583#13 GRM 583.13]</ref></blockquote>

	===Character and Appearance===		===Character and Appearance===

	She is a young woman of distinguished appearance, tall, slender:<blockquote>"(she) appears in ~~her~~ [[Seduction, Beauty, Charm\|~~charm~~]] of a young mother, ~~with full~~ but still very ~~youthful forms~~, ~~and a calm gaze of a mother~~ [[~~Joy~~, ~~happiness~~\|~~happy~~]] to ~~nourish and see~~ her [[Children, Childhood\|child]] grow ~~thanks to her milk~~. Rosy ~~complexion~~, ~~chestnut hair, she has~~ a [[Peace\|~~peaceful~~]] ~~smile,~~ but so [[Gentle, Gentleness\|~~gentle~~]]."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/167#3 GRM 167.3]</ref></blockquote>		She is a young woman of distinguished appearance, tall, slender:<blockquote>"[she] appears in the [[Seduction, Beauty, Charm\|beauty]] of a [[Youth, young\|young]] [[Parents, Father, Mother\|mother]], rather plumply shaped but still very young, with the quiet [[Eye, gaze\|look]] of a mother who is happy to breastfeed her own [[Children, Childhood\|child]] and see it grow healthy. Rosy and brown, her smile is a [[Peace\|quiet]] but very [[Gentle, Gentleness\|kind]] one."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/167#3 GRM 167.3]</ref></blockquote>

	===Apostolic Journey===		===Apostolic Journey===
	Sensitive to the [[Teaching, Catechism\|teaching]] of Jesus, she embarks on a path that distances her, like the [[The Roman Disciples\|group of Roman women]], increasingly from a [[Vice, Vitiated, Corruption, Corrupt\|corrupt]] life. She is involved in the liberation of [[Aurea Galla (baptized Christina)\|Aurea]] for whom she offers to be the nurse of her baby Fausta. At the request of [[Virgin Mary\|Mary]], she gives her to Jesus, not without [[Sadness, Overwhelm\|sorrow]] for not being able to keep her:<blockquote>~~"Tell your Son~~ these words: ~~'In~~ memory of Faustina ~~whose~~ [[Flesh, senses\|~~flesh~~]] ~~you saved~~, Valeria ~~leaves~~ Aurea ~~to you so~~ that ~~you~~ [[To Save\|save]] her [[~~The Spirit\|spirit~~]].~~..'~~ It's true! We are too ~~corrupt...~~ to ~~[[Trust, to rely, to confide\|trust]]~~ a [[Saint, Holiness, Sanctification\|saint]]~~...~~ Domina, [[To Pray, Prayer, Supplication\|pray]] for me!"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/438#9 GRM 438.9]</ref></blockquote>She confides in Jesus her [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|sorrows]] as a [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|married]] and abandoned woman:<blockquote>"~~God~~ loved you so much that He gave ~~you back your~~ [[~~Son, daughter(s)\|daughter~~]] so that you always ~~have present~~ in ~~your [[The Spirit\|spirit]]~~ the [[~~Goodness, Good\|~~goodness]] and ~~the~~ [[Power(s), Strength(s), The First\|power]] of the true [[God]] ~~[[Truth, sincerity\|truth]],~~ and ~~that you possess~~ a ~~bridle~~ against ~~the pagan~~ [[Pagans, Gentiles (Goyim)\|~~license~~]] ~~and a~~ [[Retreat, Rest, Comfort\|comfort]] in all ~~your~~ [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|sorrows]] ~~as a~~ married ~~woman~~.		Sensitive to the [[Teaching, Catechism\|teaching]] of Jesus, she embarks on a path that distances her, like the [[The Roman Disciples\|group of Roman women]], increasingly from a [[Vice, Vitiated, Corruption, Corrupt\|corrupt]] life. She is involved in the liberation of [[Aurea Galla (baptized Christina)\|Aurea]] for whom she offers to be the nurse of her baby Fausta. At the request of [[Virgin Mary\|Mary]], she gives her to Jesus, not without [[Sadness, Overwhelm\|sorrow]] for not being able to keep her:<blockquote>«[...] Say these words to Your Son: “In memory of Faustina, saved in her [[Flesh, senses\|body]], Valeria gives You Aurea that You may [[To Save\|save]] her [[soul]]”. It is true! We are too corrupt… to assure a [[Saint, Holiness, Sanctification\|saint]]… Domina, [[To Pray, Prayer, Supplication\|pray]] for me!»<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/438#9 GRM 438.9]</ref></blockquote>She confides in Jesus her [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|sorrows]] as a [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|married]] and abandoned woman:<blockquote>"He has loved you so much that He gave [<nowiki/>[[Faustina]]] back to you, that you may always bear in mind the [[goodness]] and [[Power(s), Strength(s), The First\|power]] of the true [[God]] and have a restraint against all [[Pagans, Gentiles (Goyim)\|heathen]] licentiousness, as well as [[Retreat, Rest, Comfort\|comfort]] in all the [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|sorrows]] of your married life. [...]

	~~It is because~~ in your affections, you are [[Pagans, Gentiles (Goyim)\|pagan]], oh [[woman]]. It is not your fault. It is the fault of the ~~age~~ you live ~~in and~~ of the [[Pagans, Gentiles (Goyim)\|~~gentility~~]] in which you ~~were raised~~. Only ~~one~~ who is in the [[Truth, sincerity\|true]] [[~~religion~~]] ~~knows how to~~ give ~~affections their~~ value, ~~their~~ measure, and ~~their proper manifestations~~. You, ~~pagan wife,~~ [[Love, Charity, To Love\|loving]], [[Believers, Beliefs, Faithful, Righteous\|faithful]], ~~you~~ loved your husband ~~as an~~ earthly ~~God with carnal love, your bWater~~ [[Idols, deities, idolater\|~~God~~]] who ~~was~~ [[~~Adoration\|adored~~]] ~~by you by lowering~~ your dignity ~~from~~ equal to ~~servile~~ slave."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/531#10 GRM 531.10]</ref></blockquote>Her husband, weary of the change that has occurred in his wife's [[soul]], leaves for [[Antioch]] with his favorite slaves. He asks for a divorce, but up to that point Jesus encourages her to be a [[Virtues\|virtuous]] wife.<blockquote>"I am Master ~~and before~~ Me is a [[Creation, Creatures, Genesis, Theory of Evolution\|creature]] who can grow in the life of [[Grace]]. If you were not what you are, I would ~~demand~~ less of you. But you have good ~~mettle~~ and [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|suffering]] [[Purification\|purifies]] and ~~tempers~~ more and more ~~your metal~~."~~<br>~~- "~~You~~ and ~~your daughter~~ will become [[Wise Men, Wisdom\|wise]] in the [[Faith, conviction\|faith]] that ~~will bear my~~ Name."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/531#15 GRM 531.15]</ref></blockquote>Without delay, she becomes the herald of Jesus among the freed Romans.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/534#1 GRM 534.1]</ref> Even when the [[Sanhedrin]] bans Jesus and launches a discredit campaign, Valeria not only keeps her [[To Believe\|conviction]], but even deepens it.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/563#7 GRM 563.7]</ref><blockquote>"Do you know that Valeria, after her husband divorced her, ~~became~~ a proselyte? She ~~did it for real~~. She ~~leads a life of~~ [[~~Believers~~, ~~Beliefs, Faithful, Righteous~~\|~~righteousness~~]] ~~that~~ is an [[Example (to be exemplary)\|example]] ~~for~~ many of us. She freed her [[Tusnilde\|slaves]] and [[Teaching, Catechism\|~~teaches~~]] them ~~all~~ in the true God. She ~~took a house~~ in Zion."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/566#7 MV 566.7]</ref></blockquote>[[Friend, Friendship\|Friend]] of [[Johanna of Chuza]], she is found by her side at the moment of the ascent to the [[Cross, To Crucify, Crucifixion\|calvary]]. It is with her, on her property in [[Bether]], that she takes refuge after the death of Jesus.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/630#13 GRM 630.13]</ref>		Because in your affections you are [[Pagans, Gentiles (Goyim)\|pagan]], [[woman]]. It is not your fault. It is the fault of the times in which you live. And of the [[Pagans, Gentiles (Goyim)\|Gentilism]] in which you have been brought up. Only he who is in the [[Truth, sincerity\|true]] [[Religion]] can give the right value, measure and manifestation to affections. [...]

			You, a [[Love, Charity, To Love\|loving]] [[Believers, Beliefs, Faithful, Righteous\|faithful]] heathen wife, loved in your husband your earthly [[Idols, deities, idolater\|god]] with sensual love, your handsome god who made you [[worship]] him, degrading your dignity as his equal to the servility of a slave."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/531#10 GRM 531.10]</ref></blockquote>Her husband, weary of the change that has occurred in his wife's [[soul]], leaves for [[Antioch]] with his favorite slaves. He asks for a divorce, but up to that point Jesus encourages her to be a [[Virtues\|virtuous]] wife.<blockquote>- "I am the Master. And I have in front of Me a [[Creation, Creatures, Genesis, Theory of Evolution\|creature]] who can grow in the life of [[Grace]]. If you were not what you are, I would exact less of you. But you have a good temperament and [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|suffering]] [[Purification\|purifies]] and hardens your character more and more." [...]

			- "[Your daughter] will imitate you. That for the time being. Later My Father, Who has loved you in a special way, will see to your spiritual needs, and you will become [[Wise Men, Wisdom\|wise]] in the [[Faith, conviction\|faith]] that bears My Name."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/531#15 GRM 531.15]</ref></blockquote>Without delay, she becomes the herald of Jesus among the freed Romans.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/534#1 GRM 534.1]</ref> Even when the [[Sanhedrin]] bans Jesus and launches a discredit campaign, Valeria not only keeps her [[To Believe\|conviction]], but even deepens it.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/563#7 GRM 563.7]</ref><blockquote>"Do you know that Valeria, after her husband divorced her, has become a proselyte? She has been in earnest. She lives an [[Honesty, Dishonesty\|honest]] life and is an [[Example (to be exemplary)\|example]] to many of us. She freed all her [[Tusnilde\|slaves]] and she [[Teaching, Catechism\|instructs]] them in the true God. She had gone to live in Zion."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/566#7 MV 566.7]</ref></blockquote>[[Friend, Friendship\|Friend]] of [[Johanna of Chuza]], she is found by her side at the moment of the ascent to the [[Cross, To Crucify, Crucifixion\|calvary]]. It is with her, on her property in [[Bether]], that she takes refuge after the death of Jesus.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/630#13 GRM 630.13]</ref>

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	[[The Romans\|Roman]] ~~pimp~~ who ~~undertakes~~ his ~~path~~ of [[Conversion, To Convert\|conversion]] in ~~the home~~ of [[Love, Charity, To Love\|charity]] of ~~[[Zacchaeus]]~~ in [[Jericho]]:<blockquote>"I exploited all ~~the~~ [[Misfortune, Unhappy, Curse\|miseries]], I ~~enriched myself on~~ the [[Son, daughter(s)\|innocent]] ~~[[Innocent, innocence\|daughters]]~~ of the ~~defeated~~, ~~on orphans~~, on [[Woman\|women]] sold for a [[Bread, Bread of Heaven\|piece of bread]] ~~like merchandise~~. I ~~traveled~~ around the [[World, society, the Earth, the universe\|world]] ~~to seize these~~ opportunities, ~~behind the~~ [[Weapons, Armies\|armies]], where there was famine, where ~~the overflow of a~~ river had ~~taken all the~~ food, where ~~an epidemic~~ had left [[Youth, young\|young]] lives without [[protection]], and I ~~made~~ them ~~merchandise~~, ~~an unholy and~~ yet innocent ~~merchandise~~. ~~Unholy for~~ me ~~who drew~~ [[Money, Gold, Salary\|money]] ~~from~~ it, innocent because they ~~did~~ not yet ~~know the~~ horror. Lord, I have on my hands the [[Virgins, Virginity\|virginity]] of ~~dishonored little~~ girls, and the ~~honor~~ of [[Youth, young\|young]] [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|wives]] taken in ~~the~~ conquered ~~cities~~. My ~~shops...~~ and my brothels were famous, ~~Lord.~~ Do not [[To Curse, Curses\|curse]] me, now that ~~you~~ know!~~...~~"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/524 GRM 524]</ref></blockquote>		[[The Romans\|Roman]] procurer who begins his journey of [[Conversion, To Convert\|conversion]] in [[Zacchaeus]]'s house of [[Love, Charity, To Love\|charity]] of in [[Jericho]]:<blockquote>"I exploited all [[Misfortune, Unhappy, Curse\|miseries]], and I made money at the expense of [[Son, daughter(s)\|innocent]] girls of the beaten enemy, of orphan girls, of [[Woman\|women]] sold like merchandise for a [[Bread, Bread of Heaven\|piece of bread]]. I travelled around the [[World, society, the Earth, the universe\|world]] seizing such opportunities, following [[Weapons, Armies\|armies]], where there was famine, where an overflowing river had deprived people of food, where pestilence had left [[Youth, young\|young]] lives without [[protection]], and I treated them as goods, infamous yet innocent goods. Infamous with regards to me, as I made [[Money, Gold, Salary\|money]] out of it, innocent because they were not yet aware of so much horror. Lord, I have in my hands the [[Virgins, Virginity\|virginity]] of young girls seduced, and the honour of [[Youth, young\|young]] [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|wives]] taken in conquered towns. My trade centres… and my brothels were famous, Lord… Do not [[To Curse, Curses\|curse]] me, now that You know!…"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/524#3 GRM 524.3].</ref></blockquote>

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	=== Apostolic journey ===		=== Apostolic journey ===
	<blockquote>"It is true! Your crime is ''~~great.~~'' You have much to [[Penance, fasting\|~~repair~~]]. But I, the [[Mercy, merciful\|Mercy]], tell you that even if you were the [[Satan\|demon]] himself and ~~if you had on~~ you all the crimes of the [[World, society, the Earth, the universe\|Earth]], if you ~~''will it~~,'' you can ~~repair~~ everything and be [[Forgiveness, to Forgive\|forgiven]] by [[God]], by the ~~true God~~ [[Truth, sincerity\|true]], great ~~and fatherly~~".<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/524 GRM 524]</ref></blockquote>Jesus [[Prophet, Prophecies\|also predicts]] that the [[kiss]] that the [[The Romans\|converted Roman]] gives on his hand will be a consolation at his [[Cross, To Crucify, Crucifixion\|crucifixion]].		<blockquote>"It is true! Your crime is ''serious''. You have much to [[Penance, fasting\|rectify]]. But I, the [[Mercy, merciful\|Mercy]], tell you that even if you were the [[Satan\|demon]] himself and you were responsible for all the crimes of the [[World, society, the Earth, the universe\|Earth]], if you want, you can make amends for everything and be [[Forgiveness, to Forgive\|forgiven]] by [[God]], the [[Truth, sincerity\|true]], great, paternal God."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/524#4 GRM 524.4].</ref></blockquote>Jesus [[Prophet, Prophecies\|also predicts]] that the [[kiss]] that the [[The Romans\|converted Roman]] gives on his hand will be a consolation at his [[Cross, To Crucify, Crucifixion\|crucifixion]].

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	[[fr:Valens le proxénète]]		[[fr:Valens le proxénète]]

Uriel the Sanhedrist

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	[[fr:Uriel le sanhédriste]]		[[fr:Uriel le sanhédriste]]

Uriah the Sanhedrist

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	[[fr:Urie le sanhédriste]]		[[fr:Urie le sanhédriste]]

Tusnilde

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	'''Her name''', Tusnilde, Thusnelda has a Germanic origin with an unknown meaning.		'''Her name''', Tusnilde, Thusnelda has a Germanic origin with an unknown meaning.

	== What Maria Valtorta says ==		== What the work of Maria Valtorta says ==

	[[Valeria\|Valeria]], a noble [[The Romans\|Roman]], received her as a captive from [[weddings]], ~~manumitted~~ her<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/534#1 GRM 534.1]</ref> and made her her confidante.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/583#12 GRM 583.12]</ref> She sometimes nicknamed her Barbara ("the stranger").<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/438#9 GRM 438.9]</ref>		[[Valeria\|Valeria]], a noble [[The Romans\|Roman]], received her as a captive from [[weddings]], grants her freedom<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/534#1 GRM 534.1]</ref> and made her her confidante.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/583#12 GRM 583.12]</ref> She sometimes nicknamed her Barbara ("the stranger").<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/438#9 GRM 438.9]</ref>

	Like Valeria, Tusnilde decided to embrace the [[Faith, conviction\|faith]] in [[Jesus]] and attended, with her former mistress, the synagogue of the freedmen in [[Jerusalem]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/534 534.1]</ref>		Like Valeria, Tusnilde decided to embrace the [[Faith, conviction\|faith]] in [[Jesus]] and attended, with her former mistress, the synagogue of the freedmen in [[Jerusalem]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/534 534.1]</ref>

	As the [[trials]] of the [[Passion (Redemption)\|Passion]] were approaching, Valeria (who had just undergone [[Divorce, separation\|divorce]]) sent her with her [[Son, daughter(s)\|daughter]] [[Faustina~~\|Fausta~~]] to [[Bether]] in the estate of her [[Friend, Friendship\|friend]] [[~~Jeanne de Kouza~~]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/583#14 GRM 583.14]</ref>		As the [[trials]] of the [[Passion (Redemption)\|Passion]] were approaching, Valeria (who had just undergone [[Divorce, separation\|divorce]]) sent her with her [[Son, daughter(s)\|daughter]] [[Faustina]] to [[Bether]] in the estate of her [[Friend, Friendship\|friend]] [[Johanna of Chuza\|Johanna of Chouza]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/583#14 GRM 583.14]</ref>

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	== What historical sources say ==		== What historical sources say ==
	[[File:Enigme1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|J-F. Lavère - ''The Valtorta Enigma'', Volume 1]]		[[File:Enigme1.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|J-F. Lavère - ''The Valtorta Enigma'', Volume 1]]
	The case of Tusnilde in Maria Valtorta has been studied separately by [[Jean-François Lavère]]<ref>''The Valtorta Enigma'', Volume 1, p. 170-172, RSI ed., 2010</ref> and by [[Father Antonio Sisto Rosso]] (o.f.m.)<ref>Study published in the ''Bollettino valtortiano'', No. 11, October 1974.</ref> who came to the same conclusions and dating. Here is what [[Jean-François Lavère]] says in ''The Valtorta Enigma'', Volume 1, p. 170-172:		The case of Tusnilde in Maria Valtorta has been studied separately by [[Jean-François Lavère]]<ref>''The Valtorta Enigma'', Volume 1, p. 170-172, RSI ed., 2010</ref> and by [[Father Antonio Sisto Rosso]] (o.f.m.)<ref>Study published in the ''Bollettino valtortiano'', No. 11, October 1974.</ref> who came to the same conclusions and dating. Here is what [[Jean-François Lavère]] says in [[The Valtorta Enigma - Volume 1\|''The Valtorta Enigma'', Volume 1]], p. 170-172:

	<blockquote>"Here is roughly what the historian Tacitus<ref>Tacitus, ''Annals'', Book 1, chapter 58 and following.</ref> tells us:		<blockquote>"Here is roughly what the historian Tacitus<ref>Tacitus, ''Annals'', Book 1, chapter 58 and following.</ref> tells us:
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	Germanicus, for his part, was the brother of Emperor Claudius, the nephew of [[Tiberius, the Emperor\|Tiberius]], the father of Caligula and the grandfather of Nero.		Germanicus, for his part, was the brother of Emperor Claudius, the nephew of [[Tiberius, the Emperor\|Tiberius]], the father of Caligula and the grandfather of Nero.

	~~== Further reading ==~~
	* Read the [[The Work Given to Maria Valtorta\|work]] online in the 1985 translation.
	* Read the [[The Work Given to Maria Valtorta\|work]] online in the 2016 translation.
	* [https://indexvaltorta.org/home Search in the Valtorta Index].
	* [https://mariavaltorta.forumactif.com/ Discuss on the Maria Valtorta Forum].

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Trison the Sanhedrist

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	===Apostolic Journey===		===Apostolic Journey===
	A character only mentioned twice in the work of [[Maria Valtorta]]. He appears to have had sympathy for Lazarus or, at least, to be well regarded by the people.		A character only mentioned twice in the [[The Work Given to Maria Valtorta\|work]] of [[Maria Valtorta]]. He appears to have had sympathy for Lazarus or, at least, to be well regarded by the people.

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	==== Works of the Lemann brothers ====		==== Works of the Lemann brothers ====
	Msgr. Augustin Lemann, 1836–1909 and Msgr. Joseph Lemann, 1836–1915, [[Israel, Jewish people\|Jews]] [[Conversion, To Convert\|converted]], in "[http://livres-mystiques.com/partieTEXTES/Lemann/Valeur/chapitre1.html Value of the assembly that pronounced the death sentence against Jesus Christ]" (1877), thus present "'Tryphon son of Theudion":<blockquote>He was sent along with three others: John son of John, Dorotheus son of Bartholomew (Nathaniel) the Apostle, and Cornelius son of Ceron, as deputies to Emperor Claudius by the Jews of [[Jerusalem]], in the year 44, under Governor Cuspius Fadus. The emperor mentions them in the letter he sent to this governor, which Josephus preserved for us. It is very likely that they or their fathers sat in the chamber of elders, as the Jews never chose anyone for embassies except the most skilled members of the [[Sanhedrin]].</blockquote>		Msgr. Augustin Lemann, 1836–1909 and Msgr. Joseph Lemann, 1836–1915, [[Israel, Jewish people\|Jews]] [[Conversion, To Convert\|converted]], in "[http://livres-mystiques.com/partieTEXTES/Lemann/Valeur/chapitre1.html Value of the assembly that pronounced the death sentence against Jesus Christ]" (1877), thus present "'Tryphon son of Theudion":<blockquote>He was sent along with three others: John son of John, Dorotheus son of Bartholomew (Nathaniel) the Apostle, and Cornelius son of Ceron, as deputies to Emperor Claudius by the Jews of [[Jerusalem]], in the year 44, under Governor Cuspius Fadus. The emperor mentions them in the letter he sent to this governor, which Josephus preserved for us. It is very likely that they or their fathers sat in the chamber of elders, as the Jews never chose anyone for embassies except the most skilled members of the [[Sanhedrin]].<ref>Msgr. Augustin Lemann, Msgr. Joseph Lemann, [http://livres-mystiques.com/partieTEXTES/Lemann/Valeur/chapitre1.html ''Value of the assembly that pronounced the death sentence against Jesus Christ''], 1877.</ref></blockquote>
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	[[fr:Trifon (Tryphon) sanhédriste]]		[[fr:Trifon (Tryphon) sanhédriste]]

Tolme the Pharisee

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	[[fr:Tolmé le pharisien]]		[[fr:Tolmé le pharisien]]

Titus

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	Veteran [[The Romans\|Roman]] settled on the road to [[Ptolemais]]. [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|Married]] to Esther, in her forties, a Hebrew woman. They are [[Parents, Father, Mother\|parents]] of a beautiful offspring: [[Encountered Characters#42 Personnages rencontrés sur le Liban et en Syro-Phénicie\|Jacob, Judas, Levi, Mary, John, Anne, Elise, Mark, Isaac, Judith]].		Veteran [[The Romans\|Roman]] settled on the road to [[Ptolemais]]. [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|Married]] to Esther, in her forties, a Hebrew woman. They are [[Parents, Father, Mother\|parents]] of a beautiful offspring: [[Encountered Characters#42 Personnages rencontrés sur le Liban et en Syro-Phénicie\|Jacob, Judas, Levi, Mary, John, Anne, Elise, Mark, Isaac, Judith]].

	Esther is a [[Believers, Beliefs, Faithful, Righteous\|faithful]] [[Israel, Jewish people\|Israelite]]:<blockquote>"My [[Children, Childhood\|children]] I have all ~~brought~~ to the [[Temple]] and ~~all~~ the boys ~~are~~ [[Circumcision\|circumcised]]".</blockquote><blockquote>"- I have ~~sought~~," says Esther, "~~for these~~ twenty years ~~that~~ we have been together, to work on his [[soul]] which is [[~~Goodness, Good\|~~good]] with the [[~~leaven~~]] of Israel. But he ~~never decides...~~ and he is [[Age\|~~aged~~]]~~...~~ I would ~~want~~ him with me in the ~~other life...~~ United by [[Faith, conviction\|faith]], as we are by [[Love, Charity, To Love\|love]]...~~<br>~~- ~~yes, he~~ will ~~have~~ that ~~[[Grace]]. Be assured~~. You ~~ask~~ for a [[Saint, Holiness, Sanctification\|holy]] ~~thing~~ and you ~~will obtain it~~. You have understood the [[Duty(ies)\|~~duties~~]] of ~~the woman towards~~ [[God]] and ~~towards~~ her husband. ~~If only~~ all wives ~~were like this~~! ~~In [[Truth, sincerity\|truth]],~~ I tell you that many should imitate you. ~~Remain as you are~~ and you will have the [[Joy, happiness\|joy]] of having your Titus ~~by your side~~, in [[To Pray, Prayer, Supplication\|prayer]] and in [[Paradise, Heaven\|Heaven]]" Jesus will answer her.<ref~~>[https~~:/~~/valtortamaria.org/en/331#12 GRM 331.12]</ref~~></blockquote>		Esther is a [[Believers, Beliefs, Faithful, Righteous\|faithful]] [[Israel, Jewish people\|Israelite]]:<blockquote>"I have [[Children, Childhood\|children]] and I have taken them all to the [[Temple]] and the boys have all been [[Circumcision\|circumcised]]."<ref name=":0">[https://valtortamaria.org/en/331#12 GRM 331.12]</ref></blockquote><blockquote>- "I have tried", says Esther, "during the twenty years we have been together, to work his [[soul]], which is [[good]], with the [[Leaven\|yeast]] of [[Israel, Jewish people\|Israel]]. But he cannot make up his mind… and he is [[Age\|old]]… I would like to have him with me in the next life… United by [[Faith, conviction\|faith]] as we are now by [[Love, Charity, To Love\|love]]… [...]"

			- "He will. You may be sure of that. You are asking for something [[Saint, Holiness, Sanctification\|holy]] and it will be granted to you. You have understood the [[Duty(ies)\|duty]] of a wife to [[God]] and to her husband. I wish all wives did! I solemnly tell you that many of them should imitate you. Continue like that and you will have the [[Joy, happiness\|joy]] of having your Titus beside you, in [[To Pray, Prayer, Supplication\|prayer]] and in [[Paradise, Heaven\|Heaven]]." Jesus will answer her.<ref name=":0" /></blockquote>

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The Gospel as Revealed to Me - Volume 5

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	::322.1 : An old innkeeper provides cart and horse. 322.2 : Peter shows misguided love of neighbor and recognizes it. 322.3 : How to leave the two poor souls? 323.4 : Departure from Seleucia. The roughness of the road. The good to do. 322.5 : What is Jesus doing? Jude removes a false remorse of John of Endor. 322.6 : Entry into the city of Antioch. 322.7 : home of steward Philip.		::322.1 : An old innkeeper provides cart and horse. 322.2 : Peter shows misguided love of neighbor and recognizes it. 322.3 : How to leave the two poor souls? 323.4 : Departure from Seleucia. The roughness of the road. The good to do. 322.5 : What is Jesus doing? Jude removes a false remorse of John of Endor. 322.6 : Entry into the city of Antioch. 322.7 : home of steward Philip.
	:'''323. The visit to Antigonea. 177'''		:'''323. The visit to Antigonea. 177'''
	::323.1 : Philip organizes the trip to Antigonée. 323.2 : He praises all the happiness one can find there. 323.3 : John of Endor will meet urgent needs there. 323.4 : The apostles debate every raised question: what becomes of Jesus, where John of Endor will celebrate Passover, when and how they will return, etc. 323.5 : Departure for Antigonée led by Tolmai. 323.6 : Arrival in Lazarus’ gardens. 323.7 : Tolmai introduces the two envoys and the apostles. 323.8 : Hermione, his daughter-in-law, has mixed blood flaw. Apostle John ~~Homeles~~ her in the Lord’s family. 323.9 : Continuation of introductions emphasizing each one's origin. 323.10 : Visit of the premises. John of Endor and Syntyche already feel at home.		::323.1 : Philip organizes the trip to Antigonée. 323.2 : He praises all the happiness one can find there. 323.3 : John of Endor will meet urgent needs there. 323.4 : The apostles debate every raised question: what becomes of Jesus, where John of Endor will celebrate Passover, when and how they will return, etc. 323.5 : Departure for Antigonée led by Tolmai. 323.6 : Arrival in Lazarus’ gardens. 323.7 : Tolmai introduces the two envoys and the apostles. 323.8 : Hermione, his daughter-in-law, has mixed blood flaw. Apostle John welcomes her in the Lord’s family. 323.9 : Continuation of introductions emphasizing each one's origin. 323.10 : Visit of the premises. John of Endor and Syntyche already feel at home.
	:'''324. The preaching of the eight apostles before departing from Antioch. Goodbye to John of Endor and Syntyche. 186'''		:'''324. The preaching of the eight apostles before departing from Antioch. Goodbye to John of Endor and Syntyche. 186'''
	::324.1 : Speech of Peter: Wise is not holy, the promised Messiah. 324.2 : Speech of the Zealot: Let us rejoice. Jesus healed him twice. 324.3 : Speech of James of Alphaeus: Jesus, the incarnate Word. 324.4 : Speech of Andrew the Apostle: His desire for the Messiah, witness of Jesus’ baptism. 324.5 : Speech of Matthew: Story of his conversion. 324.6 : Speech of James of Zebedee the Apostle: Eager to see Jesus again. Synthesis of previous speeches. 324.7 : Speech of Jude: Chastity. Humility and kindness of Jesus. 324.8 : Speech of John: Jesus, Light melted in Love. Call to conversion. 324.9 : John of Endor will not speak now. 324.10 : At the hour of blessings, Peter blesses John of Endor and Syntyche. 324.11 : Commentary of Jesus: Jude’s still embryonic faith.		::324.1 : Speech of Peter: Wise is not holy, the promised Messiah. 324.2 : Speech of the Zealot: Let us rejoice. Jesus healed him twice. 324.3 : Speech of James of Alphaeus: Jesus, the incarnate Word. 324.4 : Speech of Andrew the Apostle: His desire for the Messiah, witness of Jesus’ baptism. 324.5 : Speech of Matthew: Story of his conversion. 324.6 : Speech of James of Zebedee the Apostle: Eager to see Jesus again. Synthesis of previous speeches. 324.7 : Speech of Jude: Chastity. Humility and kindness of Jesus. 324.8 : Speech of John: Jesus, Light melted in Love. Call to conversion. 324.9 : John of Endor will not speak now. 324.10 : At the hour of blessings, Peter blesses John of Endor and Syntyche. 324.11 : Commentary of Jesus: Jude’s still embryonic faith.
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	:'''335. The untruthfull friendship of Ishmael Ben Fabi and the healing on the Sabbath. 150'''		:'''335. The untruthfull friendship of Ishmael Ben Fabi and the healing on the Sabbath. 150'''
	::[https://bible.usccb.org/bible/luke/14 Luke 14:1-24]		::[https://bible.usccb.org/bible/luke/14 Luke 14:1-24]
	::335.1 : They can’t find the Pharisee’s house. 335.2 : A woman ~~Homeles~~ them. 335.3 : She asks for healing for her dropsical husband. 335.4 : She warns Jesus about Ishmael. 335.5 : Her husband will be healed if he comes to Ishmael. 335.6 : Jesus is led to Pharisee Ishmael who ~~Homeles~~ Him. 335.7 : To Eleazar: My Kingdom is not earthly. 335.8 : Arrival of five ceremonious Pharisees. 335.9 : Discussion on Law’s integrity. 335.10 : Several boast of being merciful. 335.11 : Eleazar presents a conscience case. Ishmael disagrees with Jesus. 335.12 : Arrival of the dropsical husband. 335.13 : Hananiah is uncompromising except for his interests. Jesus heals the dropsical man on a Sabbath. 335.14 : Ishmael caught in his contradictions. The two abandoned orphans. 335.15 : call to humility and conversion. 335.16 : Ishmael, do not hate me because I heal you. 335.17 : Commentary on the parable of the banquet.		::335.1 : They can’t find the Pharisee’s house. 335.2 : A woman welcomes them. 335.3 : She asks for healing for her dropsical husband. 335.4 : She warns Jesus about Ishmael. 335.5 : Her husband will be healed if he comes to Ishmael. 335.6 : Jesus is led to Pharisee Ishmael who welcomes Him. 335.7 : To Eleazar: My Kingdom is not earthly. 335.8 : Arrival of five ceremonious Pharisees. 335.9 : Discussion on Law’s integrity. 335.10 : Several boast of being merciful. 335.11 : Eleazar presents a conscience case. Ishmael disagrees with Jesus. 335.12 : Arrival of the dropsical husband. 335.13 : Hananiah is uncompromising except for his interests. Jesus heals the dropsical man on a Sabbath. 335.14 : Ishmael caught in his contradictions. The two abandoned orphans. 335.15 : call to humility and conversion. 335.16 : Ishmael, do not hate me because I heal you. 335.17 : Commentary on the parable of the banquet.
	:'''336. In Nazareth with four apostles. Thomas’ devotion to Holy Mary. 288'''		:'''336. In Nazareth with four apostles. Thomas’ devotion to Holy Mary. 288'''
	::336.1 : Instructions for the Work. 336.2 : Jesus splits the group of apostles in two. 336.3 : Jesus' dialogue with Judas about John of Endor. Jesus defends Thomas who loved John the disciple and rebukes Judas. 336.4 : Thomas praises Mary. 336.5 : Sweet conversation between Jesus and Mary.		::336.1 : Instructions for the Work. 336.2 : Jesus splits the group of apostles in two. 336.3 : Jesus' dialogue with Judas about John of Endor. Jesus defends Thomas who loved John the disciple and rebukes Judas. 336.4 : Thomas praises Mary. 336.5 : Sweet conversation between Jesus and Mary.

Darkness

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	== In "The Gospel as it was revealed to me" ==		== In "The Gospel as it was revealed to me" ==

	* You block the [[Light, Lamps\|Light]] with your [[To Hate, Hatred, Racism\|hatred]], and for that reason it can be said that the Light was repelled by the darkness and that the [[World, society, the Earth, the universe\|world]] did not want to know it.<ref>[https://bible.usccb.org/bible/john/1 John 1:5]</ref> – At [[Bozrah]], addressed to Pharisees who came to trap him. Comparison with the people of Auranitis (Bachan) who, themselves, ~~Homele~~ the Light.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/293 GRM 293]</ref>		* You block the [[Light, Lamps\|Light]] with your [[To Hate, Hatred, Racism\|hatred]], and for that reason it can be said that the Light was repelled by the darkness and that the [[World, society, the Earth, the universe\|world]] did not want to know it.<ref>[https://bible.usccb.org/bible/john/1 John 1:5]</ref> – At [[Bozrah]], addressed to Pharisees who came to trap him. Comparison with the people of Auranitis (Bachan) who, themselves, welcome the Light.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/293 GRM 293]</ref>
	* The shock of reality at the [[Hours\|hour]] of darkness will be of superhuman [[violence]] in the [[Heart\|hearts]] that [[Love, Charity, To Love\|love]], not yet perfectly settled, makes [[Blindness\|Confessionless]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/398 GRM 398]</ref>		* The shock of reality at the [[Hours\|hour]] of darkness will be of superhuman [[violence]] in the [[Heart\|hearts]] that [[Love, Charity, To Love\|love]], not yet perfectly settled, makes [[Blindness\|Confessionless]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/398 GRM 398]</ref>
	* Do you not fear the darkness of [[Hell, Hells\|hell]], [[Eternity, Eternal\|eternal]], horrible? The continual deprivation of [[God]]? The continual remorse? The [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|pain]] of having killed yourself, forever, in your [[The Spirit\|spirit]]?<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/458 GRM 458]</ref>		* Do you not fear the darkness of [[Hell, Hells\|hell]], [[Eternity, Eternal\|eternal]], horrible? The continual deprivation of [[God]]? The continual remorse? The [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|pain]] of having killed yourself, forever, in your [[The Spirit\|spirit]]?<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/458 GRM 458]</ref>

Timoneus of Aera, future deacon

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	Native of [[Aera~~\|Aëra~~]] in northern Palestine. He is the [[Youth, young\|young]] [[The Synagogue Leaders\|synagogue leader]] of the "[[Clear Water\|Clear Water]]" where the [[apostles\|apostolic]] group, complete, gathers in November 27 for their first experience of communal life.		Native of [[Aera]] in northern Palestine. He is the [[Youth, young\|young]] [[The Synagogue Leaders\|synagogue leader]] of the "[[Clear Water\|Clear Water]]" where the [[apostles\|apostolic]] group, complete, gathers in November 27 for their first experience of communal life.

	There, he is subjected to strong pressure from Pharisees and scribes who come to [[To Curse, Curses\|curse]] and stone [[Aglae]], a [[Sinner (male and female)\|sinner]] in [[Repentance, Remorse\|repentance]] who follows [[Jesus]]. ~~Timon~~ refuses. He is therefore removed from his position and becomes a [[Disciples\|disciple]] of [[Jesus]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/138 GRM 138]</ref> He is then united with [[Isaac of Juttah\|Isaac the shepherd]] and [[Joseph of Emmaus]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/141 GRM 141]</ref>		There, he is subjected to strong pressure from Pharisees and scribes who come to [[To Curse, Curses\|curse]] and stone [[Aglae]], a [[Sinner (male and female)\|sinner]] in [[Repentance, Remorse\|repentance]] who follows [[Jesus]]. Timoneus refuses. He is therefore removed from his position and becomes a [[Disciples\|disciple]] of [[Jesus]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/138 GRM 138]</ref> He is then united with [[Isaac of Juttah\|Isaac the shepherd]] and [[Joseph of Emmaus]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/141 GRM 141]</ref>

	=== Character and appearance ===		=== Character and appearance ===
	"~~Timon~~, ~~the~~ [[Wise Men, Wisdom\|wise]] synagogue ~~man~~ of the ~~ancient~~ [[Law, Rules, Discipline\|Law]]."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/297 GRM 297]</ref>		"Timoneus, a [[Wise Men, Wisdom\|wise]] head of the synagogue of the old [[Law, Rules, Discipline\|Law]]"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/297#1 GRM 297.1].</ref>

	=== Apostolic journey ===		=== Apostolic journey ===
	This young synagogue leader "~~served~~ [[God]] with ~~genuine~~ [[Love, Charity, To Love\|love]] and ~~sought~~ to make Him known" at the time he was struck with anathema by the [[Sanhedrin]]. This was the opportunity to become a [[Disciples\|disciple]] following Jesus who recognized in him "~~everything~~ necessary to be a worker of the ~~Eternal~~ Master. Come to ~~my vineyard...~~"<ref~~>[https~~:/~~/valtortamaria.org/en/138 GRM 138]</ref~~>		This young synagogue leader "was serving [<nowiki/>[[God]]] with true [[Love, Charity, To Love\|love]] and I was endeavouring to make Him known"<ref name=":0">[https://valtortamaria.org/en/138#3 GRM 138.3].</ref> at the time he was struck with anathema by the [[Sanhedrin]]. This was the opportunity to become a [[Disciples\|disciple]] following Jesus who recognized in him "what is necessary to be a worker for the eternal Master. Come to My vineyard…"<ref name=":0" />

	He is one of the [[The Seventy-Two Disciples\|seventy-two disciples]] sent on a mission of [[Evangelization, to evangelize\|evangelization]] "two by two".<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/~~278~~ GRM ~~278~~]</ref> After this [[mission]], he travels back with Jesus through Gilead and ~~Homele~~ the evangelical group, during his stay in his city,<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/297 GRM 297]</ref> which concludes the second great apostolic journey.		He is one of the [[The Seventy-Two Disciples\|seventy-two disciples]] sent on a mission of [[Evangelization, to evangelize\|evangelization]] "two by two".<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/237#2 GRM 237.2].</ref> After this [[mission]], he travels back with Jesus through Gilead and welcomes the evangelical group, during his stay in his city,<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/297 GRM 297]</ref> which concludes the second great apostolic journey.

	Approached by [[Chuza]], who was subjected to humiliations by [[Herod Antipas\|Herod]], he momentarily goes astray in a [[To plot, to conspire\|plot]] to crown Jesus [[Kingdom, Royalty, Reign\|king]]:<blockquote>"I do not reproach you, ~~Timon,~~ but I tell you that ~~deep in~~ your [[Love, Charity, To Love\|love]] that ~~wants~~ to ~~honor me,~~ there is still your ~~being stirring~~ and ~~dreaming~~ of a better ~~time~~, when you ~~will~~ see those who struck you ~~struck~~.".<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/464 GRM 464]</ref></blockquote> ~~Timon~~ will recover.		Approached by [[Chuza]], who was subjected to humiliations by [[Herod Antipas\|Herod]], he momentarily goes astray in a [[To plot, to conspire\|plot]] to crown Jesus [[Kingdom, Royalty, Reign\|king]]:<blockquote>"I do not reproach you, My just Timoneus; but I tell you that at the bottom of your [[Love, Charity, To Love\|love]] that is anxious to honour Me there is still your ego that is excited and dreams of better days, when you may see those struck who struck you."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/464#8 GRM 464.8].</ref></blockquote> Timoneus will recover.

	=== His name ===		=== His name ===
	~~Timon~~ means "worthy".		Timoneus means "worthy".

	=== Where is he mentioned in the work? ===		=== Where is he mentioned in the work? ===
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	[[fr:Timon d'Aëra, le futur diacre]]		[[fr:Timon d'Aëra, le futur diacre]]

Tiberius, the Emperor

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	The reigning emperor (born in 42 BC – died in 37 AD) is referred to by the title Caesar in the work. He is named Tiberius only in a few scenes, including that of the tribute to the emperor.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/594 GRM 594]</ref> Scribes and Herodians come to [[Temptation\|tempt]] [[Jesus]]: is it lawful to pay tax to Caesar?		The reigning emperor (born in 42 BC – died in 37 AD) is referred to by the title Caesar in the work. He is named Tiberius only in a few scenes, including that of the tribute to the emperor.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/594 GRM 594]</ref> Scribes and Herodians come to [[Temptation\|tempt]] [[Jesus]]: is it lawful to pay tax to Caesar?

	Jesus asks them:<blockquote>"Whose likeness is this, and what does this inscription say?		Jesus asks them:<blockquote>"- Whose likeness is this, and what does this inscription say? - It is the figure of Caesar and the inscription bears his name. The name of Gaius Tiberius Caesar, who is now emperor of Rome, answers one interlocutor.

	~~- It is the figure of Caesar and the inscription bears his name. The name of Gaius Tiberius Caesar, who is now emperor of Rome, answers one interlocutor.~~		- Then render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and give to [[God]] the things that are God's," concludes Jesus according to the Gospel.<ref>[https://www.aelf.org/bible-liturgie/Mt/Evangile+de+J%C3%A9sus-Christ+selon+saint+Matthieu/chapitre/22 Matthew 22:15-22] - [http://www.aelf.org/bible-liturgie/Mc/Evangile+de+J%C3%A9sus-Christ+selon+saint+Marc/chapitre/12 Mark 12:13-28] - [http://www.aelf.org/bible-liturgie/Lc/Evangile+de+J%C3%A9sus-Christ+selon+saint+Luc/chapitre/20 Luke 20:20-38].</ref> </blockquote>A surprising detail stands out. Tiberius was called Claudius and not Gaius, as the interlocutor mistakenly says. That latter name was that of Caesar and Augustus, his predecessors. The interlocutor, caught off guard, probably misread the C. TIBERIUS appearing on the coins.

	- Then render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and give to [[God]] the things that are God's," concludes Jesus ~~Salton~~ the Gospel.<ref>~~Cf.~~ [https://www.aelf.org/bible-liturgie/Mt/Evangile+de+J%C3%A9sus-Christ+selon+saint+Matthieu/chapitre/22 Matthew 22:15-22] - [http://www.aelf.org/bible-liturgie/Mc/Evangile+de+J%C3%A9sus-Christ+selon+saint+Marc/chapitre/12 Mark 12:13-28] - [http://www.aelf.org/bible-liturgie/Lc/Evangile+de+J%C3%A9sus-Christ+selon+saint+Luc/chapitre/20 Luke 20:20-38].</ref> </blockquote>A surprising detail stands out. Tiberius was called Claudius and not Gaius, as the interlocutor mistakenly says. That latter name was that of Caesar and Augustus, his predecessors. The interlocutor, caught off guard, probably misread the C. TIBERIUS appearing on the coins.

	The city of [[Tiberias]], built by [[Herod the Great]], is dedicated to him.		The city of [[Tiberias]], built by [[Herod the Great]], is dedicated to him.
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	===Learn more about this character===		===Learn more about this character===
	Excerpts from the Dictionary of Gospel Characters, According to Maria Valtorta ([[Abbé René Laurentin and Maria Valtorta\|Msgr. René Laurentin]], [[François-Michel Debroise]], [[Jean-François Lavère]], Éditions Salvator, 2012):<blockquote>Tiberius reigned during the lifetime of Jesus. He is expressly mentioned only once in the Gospel:<ref>Cf. [http://www.aelf.org/bible-liturgie/Lc/Evangile+de+J%C3%A9sus-Christ+selon+saint+Luc/chapitre/3 Luke 3:1].</ref> it serves to date the beginning of the ministry of [[John the Baptist\|the Baptist]] to the fifteenth year of his [[Kingdom, Royalty, Reign\|reign]]. There has been debate about the start of this reign: was it the official investiture or the actual taking of [[Power(s), Politics\|power]]?<ref>Saucy (de), ''Dictionary of Biblical Antiquities'', page 583.</ref> Thus Flavius Josephus, regarding Herod’s reign, sometimes refers to the taking of power, and sometimes to the official investiture three years later.		Excerpts from the [[Dictionary of Gospel Characters\|Dictionary of Gospel Characters, According to Maria Valtorta]] ([[Abbé René Laurentin and Maria Valtorta\|Msgr. René Laurentin]], [[François-Michel Debroise]], [[Jean-François Lavère]], Éditions Salvator, 2012):<blockquote>Tiberius reigned during the lifetime of Jesus. He is expressly mentioned only once in the Gospel:<ref>Cf. [http://www.aelf.org/bible-liturgie/Lc/Evangile+de+J%C3%A9sus-Christ+selon+saint+Luc/chapitre/3 Luke 3:1].</ref> it serves to date the beginning of the ministry of [[John the Baptist\|the Baptist]] to the fifteenth year of his [[Kingdom, Royalty, Reign\|reign]]. There has been debate about the start of this reign: was it the official investiture or the actual taking of [[Power(s), Politics\|power]]?<ref>Saucy (de), ''Dictionary of Biblical Antiquities'', page 583.</ref> Thus Flavius Josephus, regarding Herod’s reign, sometimes refers to the taking of power, and sometimes to the official investiture three years later.

	The chronology that emerges from Maria Valtorta’s text counts the reign of Tiberius from his effective assumption of duties. The fifteenth year therefore corresponds to the end of the year 26. It was in July of that year that [[Pontius Pilate]], Salton the usage, began minting coins bearing the emperor’s image, which numismatics confirms.		The chronology that emerges from Maria Valtorta’s text counts the reign of Tiberius from his effective assumption of duties. The fifteenth year therefore corresponds to the end of the year 26. It was in July of that year that [[Pontius Pilate]], Salton the usage, began minting coins bearing the emperor’s image, which numismatics confirms.

Thomas the Apostle

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Thomas of Capernaum

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	[[Union, Marriage, Unity\|Married]] and without [[Children, Childhood\|children]], he and his wife receive [[Jesus]] in their home whenever he is in [[Capernaum]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/49 GRM 49]</ref> This is probably what is referred to in [https://bible.usccb.org/bible/matthew/4 Matthew 4:13]. Thomas is without doubt a distant relative of Jesus,<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/47 GRM 47.10].</ref> as he addresses him familiarly and not with the usual deference of the disciples.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/231#1 GRM 231.1].</ref> The couple is childless but his wife does not want to adopt one, even a ~~mistreated one:<ref>~~[[Alphaeus of Meroba]]~~.</ref>~~<blockquote>"you ~~are~~ not ~~disposed~~ to do [[~~good~~]] to your [[Neighbor\|~~neighbors~~]]~~...~~ [[Woman]], yesterday you ~~criticized~~ the Pharisees ~~here~~ as [[Intransigence, hardness\|hard~~]] of [[heart~~]], ~~the townspeople as surly~~ to ~~my [[Word, Verb\|word]]...~~ But ~~you,~~ what do you do differently, ~~you who have~~ known me for ~~more than~~ two years?~~...~~"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/449 GRM 449]</ref></blockquote>		[[Union, Marriage, Unity\|Married]] and without [[Children, Childhood\|children]], he and his wife receive [[Jesus]] in their home whenever he is in [[Capernaum]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/49 GRM 49]</ref> This is probably what is referred to in [https://bible.usccb.org/bible/matthew/4 Matthew 4:13]. Thomas is without doubt a distant relative of Jesus,<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/47 GRM 47.10].</ref> as he addresses him familiarly and not with the usual deference of the disciples.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/231#1 GRM 231.1].</ref> The couple is childless but his wife does not want to adopt one, even a [[Alphaeus of Meroba\|mistreated one]]:<blockquote>"And above all you do not want to [[Help, Aid\|help]] your [[Neighbor\|neighbour]]… [[Woman]], yesterday you criticised the Pharisees of Capernaum as being [[Intransigence, hardness\|hard-hearted]], you criticised your fellow-citizens for turning a deaf ear to My words… But in what are you behaving differently, having known Me for over two years?…"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/449#4 GRM 449.4].</ref></blockquote>

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	[[fr:Thomas de Capharnaüm]]		[[fr:Thomas de Capharnaüm]]

Terminology

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	;abrogate:Cancel (a law, regulation, decision...).		;abrogate:Cancel (a law, regulation, decision...).
	;abrogated:That has been canceled (a law, regulation, decision...).		;abrogated:That has been canceled (a law, regulation, decision...).
	;Old Testament:First part of the Bible from the book of Genesis until before the coming of Jesus Christ. ~~Parallel~~		;Old Testament:First part of the Bible from the book of Genesis until before the coming of Jesus Christ.
	;apologetic:Writing that defends a Doctrine against criticism, objections, or doubts.		;apologetic:Writing that defends a Doctrine against criticism, objections, or doubts.
	;apologetics:Writings that defend a Doctrine against criticism, objections, or doubts.		;apologetics:Writings that defend a Doctrine against criticism, objections, or doubts.
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	;Theological virtues:The three fundamental virtues in the Christian religion: faith, hope, and charity. They are founded on Grace and allow man to participate in divine life. (Theological: directly relating to God).		;Theological virtues:The three fundamental virtues in the Christian religion: faith, hope, and charity. They are founded on Grace and allow man to participate in divine life. (Theological: directly relating to God).
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Megiddo

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Caesarea Philippi/Paneas

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Caesarea on the Sea

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Theophilus

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	Syrian proselyte who died three years before the first year of public life. He was governor of Syria, and therefore the first of its magistrates.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/562 GRM 562]</ref> [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|Married]] to [[Eucheria of Theophilus]], an [[Israel, Jewish people\|Israelite]] of the lineage of David, they had three children: [[Lazarus of Bethany\|Lazarus]], [[Martha of Bethany\|Martha]], and [[Mary of Magdala (Magdalene)]]. [[Nicodemus]], the [[Sanhedrin\|Sanhedrist]] himself very [[Rich, Riches, Treasure\|wealthy]], said of him:~~<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/116 GRM 116]</ref>~~<blockquote>"~~The~~ father, ~~with~~ his ~~fortune~~ and ~~that of Eucheria of Theophilus from your (~~that of [[Jesus]]) tribe and ~~your~~ [[family]], ~~had~~ added ~~what was a~~ reward ~~from~~ the [[The Romans\|Romans]] to their faithful [[Servant, To Serve, Service\|servant]], and ~~had left~~ to his [[~~Son~~, ~~daughter(s)~~\|~~sons~~]] ~~a considerable inheritance~~. ~~But~~ what is more ~~important was~~ a ~~powerful~~ [[Friend, Friendship\|friendship]]~~, good than hidden,~~ with [[The Romans\|Rome]].<br>(...)<br>Truly, if the Syrian Theophilus had been a more convinced proselyte, he would not have given his [[Children, Childhood\|children]] ~~that Hellenizing~~ [[To instruct, to educate\|~~education~~]] which kills so ~~many~~ [[~~virtues~~]] and ~~sows~~ so ~~many~~ [[Desire (Good and Bad), Envy, Concupiscence\|~~voluptuous desires~~]]~~. Drunk~~ and ~~eliminated~~ without ~~harmful consequences~~ by Lazarus and especially by Martha, ~~it contaminated~~ [[Mary of Magdala (Magdalene)\|Mary]]~~, who developed in her passionate nature~~ and made her the ~~scourge~~ of her [[family]] and Palestine!"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/116 GRM 116]</ref></blockquote>		Syrian proselyte who died three years before the first year of public life of Jesus. He was governor of Syria, and therefore the first of its magistrates.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/562 GRM 562]</ref> [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|Married]] to [[Eucheria of Theophilus]], an [[Israel, Jewish people\|Israelite]] of the lineage of David, they had three children: [[Lazarus of Bethany\|Lazarus]], [[Martha of Bethany\|Martha]], and [[Mary of Magdala (Magdalene)\|Mary of Magdala]]. [[Nicodemus]], the [[Sanhedrin\|Sanhedrist]] himself very [[Rich, Riches, Treasure\|wealthy]], said of him:<blockquote>"His father, to his own wealth and to Eucheria’s, who belonged to Your [that of [[Jesus]]] tribe and [[family]], added the reward of the [[The Romans\|Romans]] to their faithful [[Servant, To Serve, Service\|servant]], and he bequeathed a very large heritage to his [[Children, Childhood\|children]]. And what matters more, a veiled but strong [[Friend, Friendship\|friendship]] with [[The Romans\|Rome]].<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/116#6 GRN 116.6].</ref>

			[...]

			Truly, if the Syrian Theophilus had been a more convinced proselyte, he would not have given his [[Children, Childhood\|children]] the Hellenistic [[To instruct, to educate\|upbringing]] which kills so much [[Virtues\|virtue]] and disseminates so much [[Desire (Good and Bad), Envy, Concupiscence\|voluptuousness]], and which, imbibed and expelled without any consequence by Lazarus and especially by Martha, infected and proliferated in the dissolute [[Mary of Magdala (Magdalene)\|Mary]] and made her the disgrace of her [[family]] and of Palestine!"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/116 GRM 116]</ref></blockquote>

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	The "Golden Legend" of Blessed Jacques de Voragine (of Varazze) 1230-1298<ref>[https://www.bibliotheque-monastique.ch/bibliotheque/bibliotheque/voragine/index.htm The Golden Legend by Jacques de Voragine]</ref> gives information close to that of Maria Valtorta:<blockquote>"Mary, called Magdalene, from the castle of Magdalon, was born of the most illustrious parents, since they descended from the royal race. Her father was named Syrus and her mother Eucharie."</blockquote>The visions of [[Anne-Catherine Emmerich and Maria Valtorta\|Anne-Catherine Emmerich]], despite all their editorial difficulties, echo some points: powerful Syrian ancestor, high lineage of his Israelite woman...<blockquote>"Lazarus’s grandfather was a dispossessed Syrian prince, whose son was born in the region that the [[~~Mages~~ (~~the "wise men" mages~~)\|three wise men]] crossed on their return from [[Bethlehem]]. He took advantage of the [[war]] to acquire great [[Rich, Riches, Treasure\|wealth]] in Galilee and near [[Jerusalem]]. He had become a [[Israel, Jewish people\|Jew]], and had married a young girl from a very distinguished Pharisee family. His son, Lazarus, possessed a very large estate at [[Bethany]], […] Magdalene was the youngest of Lazarus’s sisters..."<ref>"Visions" Duley/d'Éberling, according to notes by Clemens Brentano – Éditions Téqui - Volume I, chapter 13.</ref></blockquote>Theophilus does not appear in the list of Roman governors of Syria. [[Jean-François Lavère]], one of the specialists of Maria Valtorta’s work, proposes that he was a local prince whose services the [[The Romans\|Romans]] were accustomed to enlist. An example is found with Judea or the [[Trachonitis (Region)\|Trachonite]], governed by [[Herod Antipas\|Herod]] or [[Philip the Tetrarch\|Philip]].		The "Golden Legend" of Blessed Jacques de Voragine (of Varazze) 1230-1298<ref>[https://www.bibliotheque-monastique.ch/bibliotheque/bibliotheque/voragine/index.htm The Golden Legend by Jacques de Voragine]</ref> gives information close to that of Maria Valtorta:<blockquote>"Mary, called Magdalene, from the castle of Magdalon, was born of the most illustrious parents, since they descended from the royal race. Her father was named Syrus and her mother Eucharie."</blockquote>The visions of [[Anne-Catherine Emmerich and Maria Valtorta\|Anne-Catherine Emmerich]], despite all their editorial difficulties, echo some points: powerful Syrian ancestor, high lineage of his Israelite woman...<blockquote>"Lazarus’s grandfather was a dispossessed Syrian prince, whose son was born in the region that the [[The Magi (Wise Men, “Three Kings”)\|three wise men]] crossed on their return from [[Bethlehem in Judah\|Bethlehem]]. He took advantage of the [[war]] to acquire great [[Rich, Riches, Treasure\|wealth]] in Galilee and near [[Jerusalem]]. He had become a [[Israel, Jewish people\|Jew]], and had married a young girl from a very distinguished Pharisee family. His son, Lazarus, possessed a very large estate at [[Bethany]], […] Magdalene was the youngest of Lazarus’s sisters..."<ref>"Visions" Duley/d'Éberling, according to notes by Clemens Brentano – Éditions Téqui - Volume I, chapter 13.</ref></blockquote>Theophilus does not appear in the list of Roman governors of Syria. [[Jean-François Lavère]], one of the specialists of Maria Valtorta’s work, proposes that he was a local prince whose services the [[The Romans\|Romans]] were accustomed to enlist. An example is found with Judea or the [[Trachonitis (Region)\|Trachonite]], governed by [[Herod Antipas\|Herod]] or [[Philip the Tetrarch\|Philip]].

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The Women Disciples

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The Synagogue Leaders

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	* [[Leader of the synagogue of Kerioth]] ([https://valtortamaria.org/en/78 GRM 78] - [https://valtortamaria.org/en/213 GRM 213])		* [[Leader of the synagogue of Kerioth]] ([https://valtortamaria.org/en/78 GRM 78] - [https://valtortamaria.org/en/213 GRM 213])
	* Leader of the synagogue of [[Nain]]<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/189 GRM 189]</ref>		* Leader of the synagogue of [[Nain]]<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/189 GRM 189]</ref>
	* Leader of the synagogue of Yutta ([[~~Jutta~~]])<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/491#1 GRM 494.1]</ref>		* Leader of the synagogue of Yutta ([[Juttah]])<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/491#1 GRM 494.1]</ref>
	* [[Cleopas, leader of the synagogue of Emmaus on the Mountain\|Cleophas of Emmaus]]		* [[Cleopas, leader of the synagogue of Emmaus on the Mountain\|Cleophas of Emmaus]]
	* [[Jairus, the synagogue leader\|Jairus of Capernaum]]		* [[Jairus, the synagogue leader\|Jairus of Capernaum]]
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	[[fr:Les chefs de synagogue]]		[[fr:Les chefs de synagogue]]

The steward of the Clear Water

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	=== Character and appearance ===		=== Character and appearance ===
	He is a [[Seduction, Beauty, Charm\|handsome]] man, with an [[Honesty, Dishonesty\|honest]] ~~face and a sturdy body~~. Behind him are six young ~~boys who resemble~~ their [[Parents, Father, Mother\|father]], six ~~frank and~~ intelligent faces, and there is ~~the~~ [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|wife]], a ~~small, fine, and very~~ [[Gentle, Gentleness\|gentle]] [[woman]] who ~~listens~~ to her husband as ~~she would listen to~~ a ~~God~~, continuously ~~approving him with nods~~.		<blockquote>"He is a stout [[Seduction, Beauty, Charm\|handsome]] man with an [[Honesty, Dishonesty\|honest]] countenance. Behind him there are six hefty young men, all like their [[Parents, Father, Mother\|father]], six truly intelligent faces, and there is also his [[Union, Marriage, Unity\|wife]], a little [[Gentle, Gentleness\|gentle]] slender woman, who is listening to her husband as if he were a god, continuously nodding assent."<ref name=":0">[https://valtortamaria.org/en/138#1 GRM 138.1].</ref></blockquote>

	=== Apostolic journey ===		=== Apostolic journey ===
	Before his departure, Jesus comes to bless ~~all~~ this ~~[[family]]~~ [[Courage, Boldness\|courageous]] ~~group~~:<blockquote>"Not ~~everyone~~ in [[Israel, Jewish people\|Israel]] is as upright as you are. You are [[Wise Men, Wisdom\|wise]] because you ~~distinguish~~ good from ~~[[Evil and Its Origins\|~~evil]] and you follow ~~the good~~ without ~~highlighting~~ the human ~~interest there is in accomplishing it~~".<ref~~>[https~~:/~~/valtortamaria.org/en/138 GRM 138]</ref~~> </blockquote>		Before his departure, Jesus comes to bless this [[Courage, Boldness\|courageous]] [[family]]:<blockquote>"Not everybody in [[Israel, Jewish people\|Israel]] is as upright as you are. You are [[Wise Men, Wisdom\|wise]] because you can tell good from evil and you follow unrighteousness without counting the cost, whether it is profitable to do so from a human point of view."<ref name=":0" /> </blockquote>

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	[[fr:Le régisseur de la Belle-Eau]]		[[fr:Le régisseur de la Belle-Eau]]

The Shepherds of the Nativity

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	[[File:Adorazione dei Pastori color.webp\|thumb\|The Adoration of the Shepherds by [[Lorenzo Ferri]] according to the indications of [[Maria Valtorta]]. Source: documentary ~~fonds~~ of the [[Maria Valtorta Heritage Foundation]]. ~~(colorized image)~~]]		[[File:Adorazione dei Pastori color.webp\|thumb\|The Adoration of the Shepherds by [[Lorenzo Ferri]] (colorized) according to the indications of [[Maria Valtorta]]. Source: documentary collection of the [[Maria Valtorta Heritage Foundation]]. ]]
	It is from the group of shepherds present on the night of the [[Nativity\|Christmas]] that pillars of [[Evangelization, to evangelize\|evangelization]] are recruited. Along with the call of the [[apostles]], the search for the shepherds of the Nativity<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/75 GRM 75]</ref> is among the very first acts of the Public Life:<blockquote>"I ~~scatter~~ them, ~~these~~ true shepherds, throughout Palestine so that they gather the [[Sheep, Lambs\|~~flock~~]] and ~~so that~~ the ~~Master~~ of the ~~flock is~~ known at least by name, so that when I ~~say this~~ name, they know that ~~it is~~ I, the ~~Master~~ of the flock, and they come to Me to be caressed."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/85 GRM 85]</ref></blockquote>		It is from the group of shepherds present on the night of the [[Nativity\|Christmas]] that pillars of [[Evangelization, to evangelize\|evangelization]] are recruited. Along with the call of the [[apostles]], the search for the shepherds of the Nativity<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/75 GRM 75]</ref> is among the very first acts of the Public Life:<blockquote>"I will send them, as true shepherds, throughout Palestine, that they may gather the [[Sheep, Lambs\|sheep]] together and the Owner of the sheep may be known, at least by name, so that when I pronounce that name, they may know that I am the Owner of the flock and they may come to Me to be caressed."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/85#1 GRM 85.1].</ref></blockquote>

	The quality of their evangelization and the importance of their role will be such that two great evangelizers, sons of shepherds killed during the [[Massacre of the Holy Innocents\|massacre]] of the Innocents, will be presented for the position of [[apostles\|apostle]] to replace [[Judas Iscariot the Apostle\|Judas]]: [[Matthias of Bethlehem in Judah (Saint Matthias)\|Matthias]] (Tobias) and [[Joseph of Joseph, the shepherd\|Joseph]], son of [[Joseph of Bethlehem in Judah (the father)\|Joseph]]. Matthias will be chosen.		The quality of their evangelization and the importance of their role will be such that two great evangelizers, sons of shepherds killed during the [[Massacre of the Holy Innocents\|massacre]] of the Innocents, will be presented for the position of [[apostles\|apostle]] to replace [[Judas Iscariot the Apostle\|Judas]]: [[Matthias of Bethlehem in Judah (Saint Matthias)\|Matthias]] (Tobias) and [[Joseph of Joseph, the shepherd\|Joseph]], son of [[Joseph of Bethlehem in Judah (the father)\|Joseph]]. Matthias will be chosen.

	Joseph, "son of his father," however, is not without [[mission]]~~: at~~ the beginning of the Public Life, [[Jesus]] entrusts him with [[Teaching, Catechism\|instruction]]:<blockquote>"I ~~retain~~ this son (and ~~he shows~~ Joseph) because I delegate to him the task of ~~carrying my [[Word, Verb\|~~words]] to his companions, so that ~~a solid core is~~ formed ~~there~~ that not ~~only announces me~~ by ~~making known my existence~~ but ~~also~~ the most essential ~~characteristics~~ of my [[~~Doctrine~~]]."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/91 GRM 91]</ref> </blockquote>Another great figure of this group, [[Isaac of Juttah\|Isaac]], holds a true reference status among the [[disciples]]. However, he will not survive the departure of [[Jesus]], to whom he had devoted his entire life and energy.		Joseph, "son of his father," however, is not without [[mission]]. At the beginning of the Public Life, [[Jesus]] entrusts him with this [[Teaching, Catechism\|instruction]]:<blockquote>"I am keeping this son (and He points at Joseph) because I will delegate to him the task of referring My words to his companions, so that also there an efficient group may be formed, that will announce Me not by simply stating that I exist, but by explaining the most essential features of My [[doctrine]]."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/91#1 GRM 91.1].</ref> </blockquote>Another great figure of this group, [[Isaac of Juttah\|Isaac]], holds a true reference status among the [[disciples]]. However, he will not survive the departure of [[Jesus]], to whom he had devoted his entire life and energy.

	Privileged actors and witnesses of Jesus’s life, it is quite naturally that they are found at the great moments: [[Passion (Redemption)\|Passion]], [[Resurrection, The Resurrected\|Resurrection]], Ascension where they are called to be closest to Jesus:<blockquote>"Here. You near the Lord ~~who came~~ from [[Paradise, Heaven\|Heaven]], ~~leaning~~ over ~~his~~ annihilation, ~~you~~ near the Lord ~~who returns~~ to Heaven, with your [[~~The Spirit~~\|~~spirits~~]] ~~that rejoice in his~~ [[Glory, To Glorify\|glorification]]. You have ~~earned~~ this place because you ~~believed despite~~ the ~~unfavorable~~ circumstances and you ~~knew how~~ to [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|suffer]] for your [[Faith, conviction\|faith]]. I thank you ~~all~~ for your [[~~Love~~, ~~Charity~~, ~~To Love~~\|~~love~~]] [[~~Believers~~, ~~Beliefs~~, ~~Faithful, Righteous~~\|~~faithful~~]]~~. I thank you all~~."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/638 GRM 638]</ref></blockquote>		Privileged actors and witnesses of Jesus’s life, it is quite naturally that they are found at the great moments: [[Passion (Redemption)\|Passion]], [[Resurrection, The Resurrected\|Resurrection]], Ascension where they are called to be closest to Jesus:<blockquote>"Here. You were near the Lord Who had come from [[Paradise, Heaven\|Heaven]], bent over His annihilation, You are to be near the Lord Who is going back to Heaven, with your [[Soul\|souls]] rejoicing because of His [[Glory, To Glorify\|glorification]]. You have deserved this place, because you did believe notwithstanding that all the circumstances were unfavourable, and you were able to [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|suffer]] for your [[Faith, conviction\|faith]]. I thank you for your [[Believers, Beliefs, Faithful, Righteous\|faithful]] [[Love, Charity, To Love\|love]]."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/638#19 GRM 638.19].</ref></blockquote>

	*[[Benjamin of Bethlehem in Judah\|Benjamin]], shepherd in Lebanon.		*[[Benjamin of Bethlehem in Judah\|Benjamin]], shepherd in Lebanon.
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	Excerpts from the Dictionary of Gospel Characters, ~~Saltón~~ Maria Valtorta ([[Abbé René Laurentin and Maria Valtorta\|Msgr. René Laurentin]], [[François-Michel Debroise]], [[Jean-François Lavère]], Éditions Salvator, 2012):<blockquote>Arculfe, a Frankish bishop of the 7th century: during his pilgrimage to the Holy Land, mentions three shepherds' tombs in the first Church of the Nativity in [[Bethlehem]].<ref>Msgr. Jean-Joseph Gaume, ''Biographies évangéliques'', Tome 1, pages 19-29.</ref>		Excerpts from the [[Dictionary of Gospel Characters\|Dictionary of Gospel Characters, According to Maria Valtorta]] ([[Abbé René Laurentin and Maria Valtorta\|Msgr. René Laurentin]], [[François-Michel Debroise]], [[Jean-François Lavère]], Éditions Salvator, 2012):<blockquote>Arculfe, a Frankish bishop of the 7th century: during his pilgrimage to the Holy Land, mentions three shepherds' tombs in the first Church of the Nativity in [[Bethlehem in Judah\|Bethlehem]].<ref>Msgr. Jean-Joseph Gaume, ''Biographies évangéliques'', Tome 1, pages 19-29.</ref>

	Since the 10th century, their relics, transported to Spain, have been preserved in Ledesma near Salamanca. A label indicates: "The glorious Joseph, Isaac, and Jacob, shepherds of Bethlehem who deserved to see and to adore first the Christ, God and Man, born in the stable".<ref>Idem.</ref></blockquote>		Since the 10th century, their relics, transported to Spain, have been preserved in Ledesma near Salamanca. A label indicates: "The glorious Joseph, Isaac, and Jacob, shepherds of Bethlehem who deserved to see and to adore first the Christ, God and Man, born in the stable".<ref>Idem.</ref></blockquote>

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The Seventy-Two Disciples

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	During the summer of 28, the second year of His Public Life, Jesus successively sends out, two by two, the two groups to evangelize in His name: first the apostles,<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/265 GRM 265]</ref> at the end of July, then the 72, in mid-September.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/278 GRM 278]</ref>		During the summer of 28, the second year of His Public Life, Jesus successively sends out, two by two, the two groups to evangelize in His name: first the apostles,<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/265 GRM 265]</ref> at the end of July, then the 72, in mid-September.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/278 GRM 278]</ref>

	Jesus supports them with His prayer: "I ~~saw~~ Satan fall...".<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/280 GRM 280]</ref>		Jesus supports them with His prayer: "I could see Satan fall from heaven [...]".<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/280#2 GRM 280.2].</ref>

	Some disciples are however kept close to Him due to their particular situation: these disciples are either persons serving the Temple or affected by a scandal. In other words, people likely to shock, even though they are good, are also counted among the 72. In the list below, they are marked with an (*).		Some disciples are however kept close to Him due to their particular situation: these disciples are either persons serving the Temple or affected by a scandal. In other words, people likely to shock, even though they are good, are also counted among the 72. In the list below, they are marked with an (*).
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	[[Maria Valtorta]] mentions only thirty names of the initial core out of the seventy-two. She explains this point:<blockquote>~~I name them thus (~~the seventy-two~~) to indicate~~ the disciples chosen by Jesus to evangelize, ~~whose~~ number ~~changed,~~ and ~~also the~~ faces because some of the ~~former~~ are no longer ~~there~~ after the defection following the ~~discourse~~ on the Bread of Heaven, ~~and others~~ new ~~came in~~".<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/491 GRM 491]</ref></blockquote>We can therefore extrapolate, from these elements, the extent of the defection caused by Jesus' discourse on the "Bread of Heaven":<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/354#11 GRM 354.11]</ref> 60%.		[[Maria Valtorta]] mentions only thirty names of the initial core out of the seventy-two. She explains this point:<blockquote>"Another thick group which is waiting is that of the seventy-two disciples, I mean the disciples chosen by Jesus to evangelize, a group which has changed in number and faces, because some of the older ones are no longer in it, after the defection following the sermon on the [[Bread, Bread of Heaven\|Bread of Heaven]], whilst new ones, such as [[Nicolaus of Antioch]] have joined it."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/491#1 GRM 491.1].</ref></blockquote>We can therefore extrapolate, from these elements, the extent of the defection caused by Jesus' discourse on the "Bread of Heaven":<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/354#11 GRM 354.11]</ref> 60%.
	According to [[Maria Valtorta]], there are therefore three categories of disciples of Jesus: the apostles, the "seventy-two," and the faithful.		According to [[Maria Valtorta]], there are therefore three categories of disciples of Jesus: the apostles, the "seventy-two," and the faithful.

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Faith of the Canaanite woman

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Wiki Maria Valtorta:Tasks

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	The Roman civilians and soldiers encountered in the [[The Gospel as Revealed to Me\|Gospel as It Was Revealed to Me]].		The Roman civilians and soldiers encountered in the [[The Gospel as Revealed to Me\|Gospel as It Was Revealed to Me]].

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	* [[Camillus the soldier\|Camillus]]		* [[Camillus the soldier\|Camillus]]
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	* [[Le centurion ~~romain de Capaharnaüm~~\|Centurion]]		* [[The Roman centurion of Capernaum\|Centurion]]

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	* [[Encountered Characters#La garnison romaine\|Sentius Saturninus]], Governor of Palestine at the time of the edict		* [[Encountered Characters#La garnison romaine\|Sentius Saturninus]], Governor of Palestine at the time of the edict
	* [[Titus]] ~~(Titus)~~, veteran on the road to [[Ptolemais]]		* [[Titus]], veteran on the road to [[Ptolemais]]
	* [[Valeria]]		* [[Valeria]]

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The Roman Disciples

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The Roman centurion of Capernaum

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	The centurion himself, on a surveillance mission, slipped into the crowd listening to the Sermon on the Mount. He was touched by the [[Teaching, Catechism\|teaching]] given.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/177#1 GRM 171.1]</ref>		The centurion himself, on a surveillance mission, slipped into the crowd listening to the Sermon on the Mount. He was touched by the [[Teaching, Catechism\|teaching]] given.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/177#1 GRM 171.1]</ref>

	He asks [[Jesus]] to [[Tables of Miracles in the Work of Maria Valtorta\|heal]] his [[Servant, To Serve, Service\|servant]] in an act of [[Faith, conviction\|faith]] that remains famous: "Just say the word...":<ref>[https://bible.usccb.org/bible/matthew/8 Matthew 8:5-13]; [https://bible.usccb.org/bible/luke/7 Luke 7:1-10].</ref><blockquote>"I have a servant [[Sick, Illnesses\|ill]], Lord. He ~~lies~~ in my house on his bed, paralyzed by a ~~bone~~ disease, and he [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|suffers]] ~~terribly~~. Our doctors ~~do not heal~~ him. I invited ~~yours~~ to come~~, for these are diseases that come from~~ the ~~corrupted~~ air of ~~these regions~~ and they know how to ~~treat them~~ with the herbs of the ~~feverish~~ soil of the shore where the ~~waters stagnate~~ before being absorbed by the sand of the sea~~. They refused to come~~. I am ~~greatly distressed~~ because he is a faithful servant."		He asks [[Jesus]] to [[Tables of Miracles in the Work of Maria Valtorta\|heal]] his [[Servant, To Serve, Service\|servant]] in an act of [[Faith, conviction\|faith]] that remains famous: "Just say the word...":<ref>[https://bible.usccb.org/bible/matthew/8 Matthew 8:5-13]; [https://bible.usccb.org/bible/luke/7 Luke 7:1-10].</ref><blockquote>"I have a servant who is [[Sick, Illnesses\|ill]], Lord. He is lying in my house, in his bed, paralyzed by a disease of the bones and he [[Pain, Suffering, To Suffer\|suffers]] dreadfully. Our doctors cannot cure him. Your doctors refuse to come. I invited them to come because it is a disease caused by the corrupt air of this area and they know how to cure it with the herbs of the feversome soil of the shore where the water stagnates before being absorbed by the sand of the sea. I am very sorry because he is a faithful servant.»

	"I will come and ~~heal~~ him."		«I will come and cure him.»

	~~"No~~, Lord. I do not ~~ask so much of you~~. I am [[Pagans, Gentiles (Goyim)\|~~a pagan~~]], ~~unclean to~~ you. If the ~~Hebrew~~ doctors ~~fear contamination~~ by ~~setting foot in~~ my house, all the more so it would ~~be contamination for~~ You ~~who~~ are divine. '''I am not worthy''' that ~~you~~ enter under my roof. '''~~But~~ if ~~from here you~~ say ~~just~~ one word, my servant will be ~~healed~~ because ~~you command all that exists~~'''.~~<br>~~I am ~~a man~~ subject to ~~many~~ authorities, the first ~~of which is~~ Caesar, for whom I must do, think~~, act~~ as I am ~~ordered~~, I can, in my turn~~, command the~~ soldiers ~~I have~~ under ~~my orders~~, and if I say to one: ~~'Go,'~~ to another: ~~'Come,'~~ and to ~~the~~ servant: ~~'Do this~~,' the first ~~goes~~ where I send him, the ~~second comes~~ because I call him, the third ~~does~~ what I ~~say~~.		«No, my Lord. I am not asking You to go to all that trouble. I am a [[Pagans, Gentiles (Goyim)\|heathen]], filth, as far as you are concerned. If the Jewish doctors are afraid of becoming contaminated by coming to my house, all the more reason it would contaminate You, Who are divine. '''I am not worthy''' that You should enter under my roof, '''but if You say only one word here, my servant will be cured because You rule over everything'''. Now if I, who am subject to my authorities, the first being Caesar, for whom I must act, think and behave as I am told, can in turn order soldiers under me, and if I say to one: “Go” to another: “Come” and to a servant: “Do that”, the first one will go where I send him, the other will come because I call him, and the third will do what I tell him, '''You, as You are Who You are, will be immediately obeyed by the disease, which will vanish'''.»" [...]<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/177#2 GRM 177.2]</ref></blockquote> Jesus (...) turns smiling towards the centurion:<blockquote> "«Go ahead and I will come after you.»

	'''You who are He who is, you will be immediately obeyed by the illness and it will leave'''." <ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/177#2 GRM 177.2]</ref> </blockquote> Jesus (...) turns smiling towards the centurion:<blockquote> "Go ahead, I am coming."		But the centurion says once again: «No, my Lord, I have told You: it would be a great honour if You entered under my roof, but I do not deserve so much; say only one word and my servant will be cured.»
	But the centurion ~~repeats~~: ~~"No~~, Lord, I have told ~~you~~: it would be a great ~~honor for me~~ if ~~you~~ entered under my roof, but I do not deserve so much~~. Just~~ say one word and my servant will be ~~healed~~."

	~~"And so let~~ it be. Go ~~with~~ [[Faith, conviction\|faith]]. ~~At that~~ moment the fever ~~leaves~~ him and [[Life, Living\|life]] ~~returns to~~ his limbs. ~~Make sure that~~ Life also ~~comes~~ to your [[soul]]. Go."		«Let it be so. Go and have [[Faith, conviction\|faith]]. This very moment the fever is leaving him and [[Life, Living\|life]] is flowing back into his limbs. Endeavour to get Life to come also to your [[soul]]. Go.»

	The centurion salutes ~~militarily~~, bows, and ~~then leaves~~.		The centurion salutes, then bows and goes away.

	Jesus watches him ~~leave and~~ then turns to ~~those~~ present and says:		Jesus watches him go away, then turns to the people present and says: «I solemnly tell you that I did not find so much faith in [[Israel, Jewish people\|Israel]]. Oh! It is quite true! [...]"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/177#3 GRM 177.3-4].</ref> </blockquote>

	~~"Truly, I~~ tell you, I ~~have~~ not ~~found such~~ faith in [[Israel, Jewish people\|Israel]]. Oh! it is true! (...)"<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/177#3 GRM 177.3-4]</ref> </blockquote>
	Later, under the pretext of maintaining [[Order, disorder\|order]], he discreetly listens to Jesus teaching in the synagogue.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/269#4 GRM 269.4]</ref>		Later, under the pretext of maintaining [[Order, disorder\|order]], he discreetly listens to Jesus teaching in the synagogue.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/269#4 GRM 269.4]</ref>

	During a teaching by Jesus in this same synagogue, [[Eli the Sanhedrist of Capernaum\|Eli]], a hostile Pharisee whose [[Elisha, grandson of Eli\|grandson]] he had saved, picks a quarrel and provokes an uproar. The centurion intervenes:<blockquote>"You have hundreds of Rabbis and they all ~~give~~ [[The Wicked, Evil People\|~~bad~~]] ~~teaching~~. ~~The~~ only [[Virtues\|virtuous one]] ~~is Him~~. I order you to ~~leave!~~"</blockquote>As the Pharisee does not comply quickly enough, he wants to expel him from the synagogue and report to the [[Pontius Pilate\|Proconsul]]. The threat is only canceled by Jesus’ intervention.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/447#6 GRM 447.6-7]</ref>		During a teaching by Jesus in this same synagogue, [[Eli the Sanhedrist of Capernaum\|Eli]], a hostile Pharisee whose [[Elisha, grandson of Eli\|grandson]] he had saved, picks a quarrel and provokes an uproar. The centurion intervenes:<blockquote>"You have hundreds of [Rabbis], and they are all [[The Wicked, Evil People\|wicked]] [[Teaching, Catechism\|teachers]]. Here is the only [[Virtues\|virtuous one]]. I order you to go out."<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/447#4 GRM 447.4].</ref></blockquote>As the Pharisee does not comply quickly enough, he wants to expel him from the synagogue and report to the [[Pontius Pilate\|Proconsul]]. The threat is only canceled by Jesus’ intervention.<ref>[https://valtortamaria.org/en/447#6 GRM 447.6-7]</ref>

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	In his book, Abbé Maistre cites Flavius Lucius Dexter, a 4th-century historian and friend of Saint Jerome: this centurion would be an Andalusian from Malaga, named Gaius Cornelius. Returning to Spain, he would have been instructed by [[James of Zebedee the Apostle\|James the Greater]].<ref>''Life of Illustrious Men of the Primitive Church'', 1874, page 239.</ref>		In his book, Abbé Maistre cites Flavius Lucius Dexter, a 4th-century historian and friend of Saint Jerome: this centurion would be an Andalusian from Malaga, named Gaius Cornelius. Returning to Spain, he would have been instructed by [[James of Zebedee the Apostle\|James the Greater]].<ref>''Life of Illustrious Men of the Primitive Church'', 1874, page 239.</ref>

	The information is taken up by Bishop Jean-Joseph Gaume in his ''Evangelical Biographies''. <ref>1881 - Volume 1 page 521.</ref>		The information is taken up by Bishop Jean-Joseph Gaume in his ''Evangelical Biographies''. <ref>1881 - Volume 1 page 521.</ref>

	A tradition gives him as the father of the centurion Cornelius "''of the Italian cohort''", [[Baptism\|baptized]] in Caesarea by [[Peter the Apostle\|Peter]].<ref>[https://bible.usccb.org/bible/acts/10 Acts 10:1-48]</ref>		A tradition gives him as the father of the centurion Cornelius "''of the Italian cohort''", [[Baptism\|baptized]] in Caesarea by [[Peter the Apostle\|Peter]].<ref>[https://bible.usccb.org/bible/acts/10 Acts 10:1-48]</ref>

	==Notes and references==		==Notes and references==
	'''Note:''' Quotations from the work of Maria Valtorta on this page currently use machine-translated text and will gradually be replaced by the official English translation. Until then, the official translation may be consulted through the reference link provided with each quotation.


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