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The Good Samaritan

By The Bible

Jesus tells of a traveler who is helped by a Samaritan after others pass him by.

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Illustration for the scene “A question about eternal life”

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A question about eternal life

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A man knows a lot about religious law.

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He knows the rules of his religion.

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He stands up and wants to test Jesus.

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He asks Jesus, “Teacher, how can I live forever?”

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Jesus asks him what the law says.

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The man says people must love the Lord their God.

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They must love God as much as they can.

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They must also love their neighbors as much as they love themselves.

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Jesus says the man's answer is right.

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He tells the man to do this.

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Then he will live.

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