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JAIME CLARK-SOLES - SMU
John; 1 John; 2 John; and 3 John. Author of entries on death, disability, Samaritan woman, servant woman, wedding, and the woman accused of adultery. Articles and . Chapters: General “Love Embodied in Action—Ethics and Incarnation.” Pages 91-116 in. Johannine Ethics: The Moral World of the Gospel and Epistles of John
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[DOC File]SERMONWRITER
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Nov 28, 2019 · The crowd responds, "Lord, give us this bread always" (v. 34). Their answer parallels that of the Samaritan woman, who said, "Sir, give me this water" (4:15a). Both sound as if they are asking Jesus for a spiritual gift, but the Samaritan woman added, "so that I may never be thirsty or have to keep coming here to draw water" (4:15b).
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[DOC File]20th Week After Pentecost – Thursday
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The Pedagogical services – Matins and Vespers. On being called a Samaritan. Fifth Monday of Pascha. John 8:42-51. On the day after we have read about Holy Equal to the Apostles, Photini, the Samaritan woman, the Gospel selection has the Jews calling the Lord a Samaritan, and demon-possessed.
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[DOC File]Biblical Typology: A Neglected Key
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Strikingly, theological commentary largely disregards this redemptive possibility in spite of the fact that the rescue of the immoral woman is also a significant theme in both Johannine and Biblical theology. See the account of the Samaritan woman (John 4:4-42), the woman caught in adultery (John 8:2-11), and the story of Mary Magdalene (John ...
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[DOC File]Expository Essay: Philosophy of Pastoral Care of Women, by ...
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When a Samaritan woman came to draw water, Jesus said to her, "Will you give me a drink?"” (from John 4:6-7). This may seem a little harsh or demanding in cultures today; however, in that culture it was amazing that a Jew would talk to a Samaritan, let alone a Samaritan woman.
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[DOC File]International Women’s Day
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“The Samaritan woman is, in fact, one of the most theologically informed persons in the Fourth Gospel. She knows the regulations about ritual purity (v. 9), ancestral traditions of Israel (v. 12), the necessity to worship at a valid temple (v.19-20), and the expectations of a Messiah (v. 25).
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[DOC File]Sunday Homilies for Sunday Homily Seekers - Fr. Edmond ...
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On this Third Sunday of Lent the Gospel proposes: a conversation between Jesus and the Samaritan woman. St. Augustine gave a memorable commentary on it. It is impossible for a brief explanation of this passage of the Gospel to bring out its richness: It is necessary to read and meditate on it personally, identifying oneself with that woman, who ...
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[DOCX File](4) Dr. Wilbur Pickering’s - World English Bible
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Matthew, Mark, Luke and John tell the greatest story ever told. The second divine person of the triune God of love came to earth in the person of Jesus of Nazareth to demonstrate the height, breadth and depth of the love of God, and to offer and effect a personal transformation in and through that love, in this life and the next life, for all who would trust in and and surrender to him.
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[DOC File]Sequim Community Church
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2:23-25. Trusted... would not entrust Himself is a wordplay in the original Greek. Jesus’ knowledge of people’s hearts was displayed in His encounters with Nicodemus and the Samaritan woman. Commentary provided by LifeWay resources for use by Sequim Community Church under the terms of our subscription plan. 1
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“The incurable spiritual blindness of the ‘Jews’ is now dramatically illustrated in the great sign of healing of a man physically born blind.” (Interpreter’s One-volume Commentary) “Like the previous story of the Samaritan woman’s encounter with Jesus, the story of the blind man is a carefully constructed drama with several scenes ...
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