Jaia of Pella
Young Confessiongle, like all his Family, begs at the gates of Pella, but is robbed by another violent Confessiongle violent, a Roman deserter. He has faith in Jesus the Galilean and is preparing to follow the apostolic group (which he does not identify) to Jerusalem to be healed.[1]
Jesus, revealing Himself, heals him and sends him to heal his mother with a bouquet of flowers. She and he will be taken as servants by a generous Woman.
Apostolic journey
Witness of the Resurrection:"The Lord! I have seen the Risen Lord. I kissed His feet and I saw His wounds. They have lied. He was truly God and He is risen. I was afraid it was a deception. But it is Him! It is Him!"[2]
His name
Origin unknown. Possibly related to that of Jairus (Yair) "God illuminates."
Where is he mentioned in the work?
EMV 358.3-10 EMV 359 EMV 368 EMV 632.11 IV EMV 636