Jesus
Chapter 23 (Judas Iscariot and John Help John the Baptist) (1x23)
: 23, 2018
Joana says she'll take care of Batista. Helena complains about the order of Pilate. Caius fights with Barabbas. Pilate says he will not go back. Simon Zealot cares for his brother. Arimathea asks Caius to give up the fight. Injured, Barrabas receives the care of Adela. Jesus continues to preach in Galilee. Antipas discovers that Salome went to Batista because of Herodias. Judas Iscariot and John help John the Baptist. Petronius talks about Cassandra with Zacchaeus, chief of publicans. Nicodemus receives Jairus and Simon Pharisee. Barrabas receives the care of Adela. Deborah discovers that Petronius fought with Barabbas and worries. Iscariot says that the Romans can not know of Batista's whereabouts. Jairo is strange to Adela's behavior. Sula says she feels guilty for not having visited Maria when Jose died. John offers to accompany his mother to Nazareth to see Mary. Mirian comments on the miracle Jesus performed at Youssef's wedding. Jesus says he will spread the word of God. Joan asks questions about the Messiah for Batista. Petronius was surprised to see Herodias talking to Caius. Caiaphas notes the change in Judith's behavior. Petronius questions Herodias. Sara says she has noticed the love between Gabriela and Joao. Herodíade disturbs and tells Petronius that Caius took Salome to Batista. Matthew is guilty of having to collect taxes from the Jews, but Asisa humiliates him. Pedro is furious to learn of the abusive collection of taxes. Caiaphas says that Judith is treating Livona as a slave. Judas Iscariot meets Chuza and says that Joan is taking care of John the Baptist. Joana discovers that Herodíade asks to have been the principal of the attack to Batista. Chuza and Iscariotes go to meet Joana. Petronius searches for Cassandra and gives alms to Judas Thaddeus. Thomas is impressed by the encounter he had with Jesus. As he walks the streets of Galilee with his disciples, Jesus is surprised by the arrival of an officer of the king.
