Isaac of Korazim

From Wiki Maria Valtorta
Isaac of Jonas, nicknamed the adult of Korazim. He had his daughter healed at a distance:
"Master, will You come just the same to my poor house? Isaac will be waiting for You to kiss Your feet and wash them with His tears, and offer You the bread of love. Come, Jesus: I will speak to the townsfolk about You."[1]
That is what he does: having become an apostle in his town, he converts Elias of Korazim, the disciple who was going to bury his father.
"I helped him some time ago, and the poor man, who is a true Israelite without prejudice, to show Me his love, has worked his area as a perfect ploughman works the soil", said Jesus.[2]
He is therefore a generous man who is missed when he dies.[3]

His Name

Isaac (Iş'hac) expresses joy "That (God) laughs!". Historical reference: the son Abraham had with Sarah, who was old and barren. It is Isaac who almost was offered as a holocaust.

Where is he mentioned in the work?

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