Week 27, Tuesday: Caring
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The Samaritan helped the man because he was hurt and needed assistance.
He was going to be neighborly towards this man, whether he was a Jew or a
Samaritan. He did not show respect for persons (cf. James 2:1).
We might think that showing care towards someone of the same skin
color, nationality, or religious convictions, or anyone who is not
considered our enemy, is being neighborly. Jesus tells this story about the
Samaritan to demonstrate that being neighborly is much greater than
that. The Samaritans were different from the Jews in race, nationality,
and religion. There were tremendous hostilities between them. “For Jews
have no dealings with Samaritans” (John 4:9, ESV). In spite of these
hostilities, this Samaritan was going to care for this Jewish man who
needed help.