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| − | In Jesus' '''Parable of the Good Samaritan''', a traveler is assaulted by | + | In Jesus' '''Parable of the Good Samaritan''', a traveler is assaulted by thieves and left for dead. A Samaritan, or native of [[Samaria]], helps him and brings him to an inn to be cared for. |
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| − | The Good Samaritan may represent the Christian. Even when religious leaders, like the [[priest]] or [[Levite]] who passed by the hurt man, while not acknowledge a soul in despair, the Christian will. He rescues the | + | The Good Samaritan may represent the Christian. Even when religious leaders, like the [[priest]] or [[Levite]] who passed by the hurt man, while not acknowledge a soul in despair, the Christian will. He rescues the heathen man from |
Revision as of 19:11, May 18, 2008
In Jesus' Parable of the Good Samaritan, a traveler is assaulted by thieves and left for dead. A Samaritan, or native of Samaria, helps him and brings him to an inn to be cared for.
Applications
The Good Samaritan may represent the Christian. Even when religious leaders, like the priest or Levite who passed by the hurt man, while not acknowledge a soul in despair, the Christian will. He rescues the heathen man from