The Parable Of The Good Samaratin Flashcards
what did the pharisee ask Jesus
what do I do to reciece eternal life?
what was the response to the Pharisee’s first question and what was the pharisee’s response
Jesus asked what the law said the Pharisee replied, that i should love my neighbour as I love myself
What was the Pharisees second question
Who is my neighbour
what was Jesus’ response to the second question
The parable of the Good Samaritan
Where was the man travelling from and to
from Jersualem to Jericho
which two people saw him when the man was injured
a Priest and a Levite
Who took pity on the man, fed him and bandaged his wounds
A Samaritan
Where did the Samaritan take the man and what did he give the inkeeper
he took the man to an inn and gave the inkeeper money to take care of him
What did Jesus ask the Pharisee after the Parable
who in the parable acted like a neighbour.
And what did Jesus tell the pharisee to do after the parable
Go then and do likewise
Why did Jesus tell this parable
In answer to the Pharisee’s question, “ Who is my neighbour?” Jesus could tell that the Pharisee did not consider every other human being to be his neighbour. There were only certain people that Pharisee would be willing to help, but Jesus wanted him to understand that if he saw a person in need, he should help them
What is the message of the parable
Jesus taught that a persons race should never be a consideration when deciding whether to help a person in need. In fact, he taught that there should be no consideration other than that it is always right to help a person in need, as we would wnt to be helped if we were in need. We should lover our neighbours as we love ourselves, regardless of skill colour or gender
Why were the Pharisees hostile towards Jesus
They did not like how he contradicted their teaching on forgiveness, wealth and outcasts
why were the Pharisees hostile towards Jesus
They didnt like how he broke religous laws
Prejudice definition
Prejudgemnt, which is not based on a fact. It is biased opinion against someone or something for no logical reason.
