The Lost Books of the Bible, Part 3, Chapter VI summary
Part 3, Chapter VI of 170 · 5 min to read the chapter
In Chapter VI, Mary, Joseph, and the infant Jesus travel through towns where women gain freedom from Satan and a bride regains speech. Water used to wash Jesus heals a girl of leprosy, and she helps a prince’s distressed wife obtain the same cure for her son.
What happens
- Mary takes pity on a possessed woman, Satan flees, and the woman’s family welcomes Mary and Joseph.
- In another town, a bride unable to speak holds Jesus and immediately begins praising God.
- A gentlewoman holds Jesus, escapes Satan’s nightly visits, and keeps the water she uses to wash the child.
- A girl’s leprosy disappears after washing in this water, and she joins the travelers.
- The girl meets a prince’s grieving wife, whose husband rejects their leprous son, and explains her own cure.
- The prince’s wife washes Jesus, pours the water over her son, and celebrates his immediate healing with thanks and gifts.

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