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I NEED HELP NOW PWEESE Why does Jesus tell the parable of the Good Samaritan? A. to prove one of his doubters wrong B. to amuse his audience of Samaritans C. to explain an impor…

I NEED HELP NOW PWEESE Why does Jesus tell the parable of the Good Samaritan? A. to prove one of his doubters wrong B. to amuse his audience of Samaritans C. to explain an impor…
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I NEED HELP NOW PWEESE Why does Jesus tell the parable of the Good Samaritan? A. to prove one of his doubters wrong B. to amuse his audience of Samaritans C. to explain an important idea D. to protect a person from Samaria

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The answer is C, to explain an important idea.

The whole idea of the Good Samaritan story was a chance for Jesus to explain to the teachers who were questioning him how he wanted his disciples to behave and interact with their neighbors.

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