A Historical Examination of Some Non Markan Elements in Luke
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The Johannine references in the fourth chapter, where the woman practically refuses a draught of water to Jesus on the ground that she is a Samaritan while he is a Jew, followed by the explanatory parenthesis mentioned above, "For the Jews have no dealings with [ask no favors of ( ?)] the Samaritans, " show that the distrust and dislike were deep and strong. The last reference in the gospels is that in which the term is applied to Jesus himself, and expresses the strongest contempt and antipath...y.^ These statements in the gospels can be explained on no other ground than the existence of an intensely bitter feeling between those who considered themselves of pure Jewish blood and faith and the inhabitants of the central district of Palestine. '* In the outline of the spread and development of early Christianity as presented in the Acts of the Apostles we find that no Christian work was done among the Samaritans before the dispersion which followed upon the persecution of the Jerusalem church.
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The Johannine references in the fourth chapter, where the woman practically refuses a draught of water to Jesus on the ground that she is a Samaritan while he is a Jew, followed by the explanatory parenthesis mentioned above, "For the Jews have no dealings with [ask no favors of ( ?)] the Samaritans, " show that the distrust and dislike were deep and strong. The last reference in the gospels is that in which the term is applied to Jesus himself, and expresses the strongest contempt and antipath...y.^ These statements in the gospels can be explained on no other ground than the existence of an intensely bitter feeling between those who considered themselves of pure Jewish blood and faith and the inhabitants of the central district of Palestine. '* In the outline of the spread and development of early Christianity as presented in the Acts of the Apostles we find that no Christian work was done among the Samaritans before the dispersion which followed upon the persecution of the Jerusalem church.
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