The Good Samaritan | Costi Hinn | EP 188

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When a lawyer stands up and publicly tries to test Jesus in order to embarrass Him with a question, the Lord responds with a question of His own. What follows that moment is one of the most well-known parables in history called “The Good Samaritan.” In this episode, Costi Hinn walks you through this parable and explains the core truths that Christians should apply as they seek to love God and their neighbor.
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2 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@JonathanReformed

These series have been an incredible blessing to me.

@ruthoneil6822

Watch you all the time , your channel is a blessing 🙏🏼

@kouguy8213

Thank you brother ❤

@gypsyroveradventures6133

Powerful and convicting❤️🙏✝️

@jasonortiz8882

Thanks Pastor Costi, this series has been a blessing to me as I’m sure it has been to others. Glory to God

@Lachyinwood141

Thankyou for your bible teaching brother ! So good :)

@Micah-kbluezr

Awesome episode and very moving. God help us to love as you have called us too.

@His-Story.ForHisGlory

Please do the parable of the talents!

@rebekahraines8369

Yesssss. I was waiting patiently for this to post!!☺️

@CraigBeer123

We tend to always see this as a Samaritan helps Jew story. The fact is that the parable starts with " a man was going down" it could have been a Jew or a Samaritan, we have to look past who it was. Our neighbour is anyone and everyone. Great analysis Pastor Costi, these deep dives into the parables have been very helpful 🙏

@AaronLackey-lz9bp

How can I love someone that has abused me and continues to abuse me?

@sunderedgaming

Oh man, this message partnered with your message from last night at church (

@jenna2431

Why didn't Jesus choose a Roman soldier, a Greek scholar, or an Egyptian merchant to cast as the good guy in this story? I'll tell you why. Because Samaritans were Jews, the "progressive" Jews of the day with a different interpretation of the Torah, but who were also shunned by the "real" Jews of Judea who had control of the Temple. A "neighbor" in the scripture is not a proximate person, not geographically next door or close by. A "neighbor" is another Jew. This was a purposeful selection on Jesus' part. He figured the throwing off of Rome could only be accomplished with as many Jews on hand as possible. He was advocating for Jew to be reconciled to Jew, not "Hey, be a good person to any." No, it was be good to Jews. The choice was very intentional. AND if you look at a map, the road from Jericho to Jerusalem does not pass anywhere CLOSE to Samaritan territory - it's all within Judea so there was MORE reason to make the hero of the story Roman, Greek, Syrian, or Egyptian - particularly if you believe that the Exodus actually happened and that Egypt would have every reason to be arch enemies to the Jews. But no, no. He chose another Jew. Remember that when you read not to covet anything of your NEIGHBOR's and to love your NEIGHBOR as yourself. He's not talking just anybody here.