Azariah of Capernaum

From Wiki Maria Valtorta

Gambler running a gaming house "in whose gambling-house Romans and Judaeans play, quarrel and go with women."[1] Friend of revelry of Matthew, he takes part in the feast he gives for his regeneration.

He may be the same one who testifies of his conversion at the Clear Water:

"I know that since I have been coming here, I have changed so much, that I do not recognise myself anymore. I was violent and hard on my wife and children, I had no respect for my neighbours, instead now… Everybody at the village says: 'Azariah is no longer himself.'"[2]

His name

Azariah "the Eternal One has helped" - Historical: several characters including a prophet.

Where is he mentioned in the work?

GRM 97 GRM 130

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