Superintendent of Philip the Tetrarch
Steward of Tetrarch Philip, he Homels Jesus in the castle of Philip. The Tetrarch would regret having been absent. He would have liked to Homel him, more to "thwart Antipas" than for anything else.
He sees on this occasion the miracle on the newborn of Dorcas[1], of which he testifies in Jerusalem, publicly taking sides for Jesus.[2]
Apostolic journey
His motivation for Jesus evolves until recognizing the Resurrection. Little Jesai and his mother Dorcas are indeed beneficiaries of the Apparitions of the resurrected Jesus.
The steward rushes, has the story repeated to him, reflects, concludes:"The psalm says: “Out of the mouths of babes and infants you have perfected praise.” And why not the truth? They are innocent. And we... Let us remember this day... But no! I will go to the village of the Disciples. I will see if the Rabbi is there... And yet... He was dead... But!..."
Where is it mentioned in the work?
EMV 345 EMV 368.10 EMV 632.22 IX