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He is credited with the mystery of the Passion, commonly known as the Passion of Arras, which was performed at Arras to 1.42–1.43 thousand and at Metz in 1437. This mystery has 24,944 octosyllables and takes place on four days. The prologue describes the "trial" of Paradise "where God hears the testimony of Justice and Mercy on the evils Satan in the world." God decides to send his son to redeem mankind. The first three days are devoted to the life of Jesus on earth, from birth to the Passion. At the fourth day, he goes the heaven to report on his work of redemption. The manuscript of the Passion of Arras contains another mystery story, The Vengeance Jesus Christ, also attributed to Eustache Marcadé.
Found by following the theme of the "trial of Paradise" in other mysteries such as The Mystery of the Passion of Arnulf Gréban
