Translations
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Notes
Oil calmed the wound, and wine helped keep away infection.
This parable shows that true neighbors love even their enemies (10:29). True faith is not based on a person’s ethnic background or religious group, but on loving God and loving others.
Events
- Good Samaritan Parable Taughtc. AD 29
Glossary
Adummim Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Imprecatory Psalms Inn Jericho Jesus Christ Luke, Gospel of Medicine and Medical Practice Neighbor New Commandment Oil Ointment Parable Samaritans
Topics
Afflicted: Duty to The Anointing of the Sick Anointing was Used for Healing Wounds Beneficence: The Good Samaritan Commandments: Precepts of Jesus--Explicitly Stated, or Implied in Didactic Discourse Disease: Emulsions Duty of Man to Man Inn: General Scriptures Concerning Jesus, the Christ: Answers a Biblical Expert Jesus, the Christ: Parable of The Good Samaritan Lawyer: Test Jesus with Questions Liberality: The Good Samaritan Love of Man for Man Love: Exemplification of the Love of Man for Man Medicine: General Scriptures Concerning Modern Samaria: Inhabitants of More Humane and Grateful than the Jews Neighbor: General Scriptures Concerning Oil: Healing Parables: Parables of Christ: Good Samaritan Poor: Kindness to The Good Samaritan Samaria: Country of: The Good Samaritan From Select Readings: The Parable of the Good Samaritan Self-Righteousness: General Scriptures Concerning Symbols and Similitudes of the Holy Spirit: Healing The Emblems of the Holy Spirit: Oil: Healing The Poor: Care For-Illustrated Travellers: The Caravanserai or Public Inn for Noticed Wine was Used: As a Medicine Wounds: Treatment of