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The Parable of the Good Samaritan

A lawyer tries to outsmart Jesus and instead gets hit with the most devastating 'love your neighbor' story ever told

Ministry of JesusNew Testament~29 CE

A religious expert asks Jesus 'who is my neighbor?' trying to find a loophole in the love commandment. Jesus responds with a story about a man who gets jumped and left for dead. A priest walks by — nothing. A Levite walks by — nothing. Then a Samaritan (the people Jews literally hated) stops, bandages him up, pays for his hotel, and promises to cover any extra costs. Jesus asks 'which one was the neighbor?' The lawyer can't even say the word 'Samaritan' — just mumbles 'the one who showed mercy.' Absolutely wrecked.

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LukeThe Good Samaritan and Other Plot Twists

Jesus sends out 72 followers with zero luggage, drops the most iconic parable ever told about a Samaritan who showed up when the 'religious' people bounced, and settles the ultimate debate between doing the most and just being present. This chapter will wreck every excuse you have for ignoring people who need you.

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