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Why was it necessary for Jesus to go through Samaria in John 4:4
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John 4:4 begins with the Greek word "edei" (meaning: It is necessary) implying that Jesus had to go through Samaria. What situation made it necessary for Jesus to travel through Samaria.
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John 4:4 begins with the Greek word "edei" (meaning: It is necessary) implying that Jesus had to go through Samaria. What situation made it necessary for Jesus to travel through Samaria.
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John 4:4 begins with the Greek word "edei" (meaning: It is necessary) implying that Jesus had to go through Samaria. What situation made it necessary for Jesus to travel through Samaria.
john geography samaritans
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John 4:4 begins with the Greek word "edei" (meaning: It is necessary) implying that Jesus had to go through Samaria. What situation made it necessary for Jesus to travel through Samaria.
john geography samaritans
john geography samaritans
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Jesus was going from Judea to Galilee (John 4:3). To get from Judea in the south to Galilee in the north, Jesus had to pass through Samaria in the middle.
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That is ONE way - most Jews went a longer way to avoid contact with Samaritans. So, this does not answer the question.
– Mac's Musings
3 hours ago
@Mac'sMusings Do you have a source for that? Mishnah Chagiga 3:4 as interpreted by the Talmud 24b strongly implies that food transported from Galilee to Judea was assumed to have passed through Samaria
– b a
3 hours ago
1
@Mac'sMusings bible-history.com/maps/ancient-roads-in-israel.html show that there was no other way. There was no road through the Jordan valley as there is today. A detour through via the coastal road would have made the journey way too long. Jews avoided contact with Samaritan persons but there was never any prohibition regarding geography.
– Abu Munir Ibn Ibrahim
3 hours ago
Why not that He wants to save the Samaritan woman?
– pehkay
2 hours ago
Jews regularly crossed into Peraea to avoid Samaria - However, I agree that the necessity here was born of a need to minister to the woman at the well and turn her into one of the most successful evangelists - she brought out her entire village!
– Mac's Musings
1 hour ago
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Jesus was going from Judea to Galilee (John 4:3). To get from Judea in the south to Galilee in the north, Jesus had to pass through Samaria in the middle.
answered 4 hours ago
b ab a
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That is ONE way - most Jews went a longer way to avoid contact with Samaritans. So, this does not answer the question.
– Mac's Musings
3 hours ago
@Mac'sMusings Do you have a source for that? Mishnah Chagiga 3:4 as interpreted by the Talmud 24b strongly implies that food transported from Galilee to Judea was assumed to have passed through Samaria
– b a
3 hours ago
1
@Mac'sMusings bible-history.com/maps/ancient-roads-in-israel.html show that there was no other way. There was no road through the Jordan valley as there is today. A detour through via the coastal road would have made the journey way too long. Jews avoided contact with Samaritan persons but there was never any prohibition regarding geography.
– Abu Munir Ibn Ibrahim
3 hours ago
Why not that He wants to save the Samaritan woman?
– pehkay
2 hours ago
Jews regularly crossed into Peraea to avoid Samaria - However, I agree that the necessity here was born of a need to minister to the woman at the well and turn her into one of the most successful evangelists - she brought out her entire village!
– Mac's Musings
1 hour ago
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Jesus was going from Judea to Galilee (John 4:3). To get from Judea in the south to Galilee in the north, Jesus had to pass through Samaria in the middle.
answered 4 hours ago
b ab a
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That is ONE way - most Jews went a longer way to avoid contact with Samaritans. So, this does not answer the question.
– Mac's Musings
3 hours ago
@Mac'sMusings Do you have a source for that? Mishnah Chagiga 3:4 as interpreted by the Talmud 24b strongly implies that food transported from Galilee to Judea was assumed to have passed through Samaria
– b a
3 hours ago
1
@Mac'sMusings bible-history.com/maps/ancient-roads-in-israel.html show that there was no other way. There was no road through the Jordan valley as there is today. A detour through via the coastal road would have made the journey way too long. Jews avoided contact with Samaritan persons but there was never any prohibition regarding geography.
– Abu Munir Ibn Ibrahim
3 hours ago
Why not that He wants to save the Samaritan woman?
– pehkay
2 hours ago
Jews regularly crossed into Peraea to avoid Samaria - However, I agree that the necessity here was born of a need to minister to the woman at the well and turn her into one of the most successful evangelists - she brought out her entire village!
– Mac's Musings
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Jesus was going from Judea to Galilee (John 4:3). To get from Judea in the south to Galilee in the north, Jesus had to pass through Samaria in the middle.
answered 4 hours ago
b ab a
1,9311322
Jesus was going from Judea to Galilee (John 4:3). To get from Judea in the south to Galilee in the north, Jesus had to pass through Samaria in the middle.
answered 4 hours ago
b ab a
1,9311322
answered 4 hours ago
b ab a
1,9311322
answered 4 hours ago
b ab a
1,9311322
answered 4 hours ago
b ab a
1,9311322
1,9311322
That is ONE way - most Jews went a longer way to avoid contact with Samaritans. So, this does not answer the question.
– Mac's Musings
3 hours ago
@Mac'sMusings Do you have a source for that? Mishnah Chagiga 3:4 as interpreted by the Talmud 24b strongly implies that food transported from Galilee to Judea was assumed to have passed through Samaria
– b a
3 hours ago
1
@Mac'sMusings bible-history.com/maps/ancient-roads-in-israel.html show that there was no other way. There was no road through the Jordan valley as there is today. A detour through via the coastal road would have made the journey way too long. Jews avoided contact with Samaritan persons but there was never any prohibition regarding geography.
– Abu Munir Ibn Ibrahim
3 hours ago
Why not that He wants to save the Samaritan woman?
– pehkay
2 hours ago
Jews regularly crossed into Peraea to avoid Samaria - However, I agree that the necessity here was born of a need to minister to the woman at the well and turn her into one of the most successful evangelists - she brought out her entire village!
– Mac's Musings
1 hour ago
add a comment |
That is ONE way - most Jews went a longer way to avoid contact with Samaritans. So, this does not answer the question.
– Mac's Musings
3 hours ago
@Mac'sMusings Do you have a source for that? Mishnah Chagiga 3:4 as interpreted by the Talmud 24b strongly implies that food transported from Galilee to Judea was assumed to have passed through Samaria
– b a
3 hours ago
1
@Mac'sMusings bible-history.com/maps/ancient-roads-in-israel.html show that there was no other way. There was no road through the Jordan valley as there is today. A detour through via the coastal road would have made the journey way too long. Jews avoided contact with Samaritan persons but there was never any prohibition regarding geography.
– Abu Munir Ibn Ibrahim
3 hours ago
Why not that He wants to save the Samaritan woman?
– pehkay
2 hours ago
Jews regularly crossed into Peraea to avoid Samaria - However, I agree that the necessity here was born of a need to minister to the woman at the well and turn her into one of the most successful evangelists - she brought out her entire village!
– Mac's Musings
1 hour ago
That is ONE way - most Jews went a longer way to avoid contact with Samaritans. So, this does not answer the question.
– Mac's Musings
3 hours ago
That is ONE way - most Jews went a longer way to avoid contact with Samaritans. So, this does not answer the question.
– Mac's Musings
3 hours ago
@Mac'sMusings Do you have a source for that? Mishnah Chagiga 3:4 as interpreted by the Talmud 24b strongly implies that food transported from Galilee to Judea was assumed to have passed through Samaria
– b a
3 hours ago
@Mac'sMusings Do you have a source for that? Mishnah Chagiga 3:4 as interpreted by the Talmud 24b strongly implies that food transported from Galilee to Judea was assumed to have passed through Samaria
– b a
3 hours ago
1
1
@Mac'sMusings bible-history.com/maps/ancient-roads-in-israel.html show that there was no other way. There was no road through the Jordan valley as there is today. A detour through via the coastal road would have made the journey way too long. Jews avoided contact with Samaritan persons but there was never any prohibition regarding geography.
– Abu Munir Ibn Ibrahim
3 hours ago
@Mac'sMusings bible-history.com/maps/ancient-roads-in-israel.html show that there was no other way. There was no road through the Jordan valley as there is today. A detour through via the coastal road would have made the journey way too long. Jews avoided contact with Samaritan persons but there was never any prohibition regarding geography.
– Abu Munir Ibn Ibrahim
3 hours ago
Why not that He wants to save the Samaritan woman?
– pehkay
2 hours ago
Why not that He wants to save the Samaritan woman?
– pehkay
2 hours ago
Jews regularly crossed into Peraea to avoid Samaria - However, I agree that the necessity here was born of a need to minister to the woman at the well and turn her into one of the most successful evangelists - she brought out her entire village!
– Mac's Musings
1 hour ago
Jews regularly crossed into Peraea to avoid Samaria - However, I agree that the necessity here was born of a need to minister to the woman at the well and turn her into one of the most successful evangelists - she brought out her entire village!
– Mac's Musings
1 hour ago
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