The Good Samaritan

Looge oma Kopeeri

Jesus told the parable of the Good Samaritan to a smart man who had asked "Who is my neighbour?"

This road from Jersulam to Jericho is very long. It is very hot, I wish I had more water.
Someone is coming, Shhhh. Hope he is rich.
Got them, quick lets go.
Grab his money and his belongings.
Argh, I am really hurt. I hope someone comes to help me soon.
Someone is coming. It is a priest. I am sure he will help me.
Help me please.
That looks messy. I am not going to help him.
Help me please.
Someone is coming. It is a lawyer. I am sure he will help me.
That looks messy. I am not going to help him. I will cross to the other side.
Someone is coming. Oh no it is a Samaritan, they are our enemies. I am sure he won't help me.
You are in a bad way, let me help you. Here is some water. I will take you to the nearest in to recover.
Mrs Innkeeper, I need to continue on my journey. Please can you look after him. Here is some money. If you need more I will pay you when I get back.
Yes of course, I will look after him very well.
The moral of the Good Samaritan parable is: Be kind to everyone no matter what their religion, race or gender.