The Assyrian king enters the land and sends his people to threatenthe inhabitants in  Jerusalem. Te Assyrian soldiers blasphemes the Lord God and compares Him to all other gods that have not been able to deliver the believing nations from Assyria. God delivers His people and the king of Assyria retreats back to Assyria in1 shame only to be killed while worshipping his idol god.

Jesus prays to the Father for His disciples. 

Jesus tells His disciples that He is going to His father and will send them another Comforter who will be with them forever. He reassures them that in time they will understand everything that will come to pass.

Jesus continues to reassure his disciples that the will continue to bear fruit as they abide in Him. He tells them that they were chosen by Him out of the world that they should bring forth fruit. 

Jesus reassures His disciples and tells them to believe in God and believe also in Him. He tells them that He is the way the truth and the life and that no man cometh to the father except through Him. Jesus tells them that if they know the Father that they would also know Him and that He would pray the Father that He would send them another comforter that would abide with them forever. 

It is this comforter, which is the Holy Ghost that will teach them all things and bring all things to their remembrance whatsoever Jesus had said to them.

Jesus, knowing that His hour had come washes His disciple feet. He instructs His disciples to imitate Him and serve one another. At the last supper, Jesus gives the sop to Judas Iscariot after He had dipped it. Judas leaves immediately after Satan enters him. 

In the act of servitude, Jesus commands His disciples to love one another and that this is how the world would know that they belong to Him.  Peter is adamant that he will lay down his life for Jesus. Jesus tells him that before the cock crows, Peter will deny him 3 times.

Jesus travels to Bethany for the feast. Many make their way there for the feast since they heard of the miracle of Lazarus being raised from the dead. They greet Jesus with palm branches as He makes His way into Jerusalem riding on an ass' colt.

Jesus and His disciples no longer walk amongst the Jews. They were beyond the Jordan when they receive news that Lazarus is sick. Despite the news Jesus tarries there and arrive at Bethany 4 days after the death of Lazarus. Lazarus is raised from the dead and many Jews believe on Jesus.

Jesus continues his preaching to the Pharisees. He tells them that His sheep will hear His voice and not the voice of another. The Pharisees are told that they do not recognize Jesus' voice because they are not of His fold. 

Horatio loses most of his wealth in the Chicago fire after losing his son a year earlier. On a trip to England on which his wife and 4 daughters are enroute, their ship is struck by an iron ship and sinks. Horatio's wife survives while his daughters are lost. On the way to meet his wife after she send a telegram, Horatio is told by the captain of the ship that they were passing by the area where his daughters perished which prompts Horatio to write the hymn, "It is well with my soul"