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 1 3, 0,8 |         remaining Jews created the Samaritans. They accepted the Five
 2 3, 0,8 |           temple of Jerusalem, the Samaritans also wanted to join them
 3 3, 0,8 |            the Books of Moses, the Samaritans rejected the writings of
 4 3, 0,8 |           Jews fostered toward the Samaritans. But Jesus, having come
 5 3, 0,8 |        which greatly tormented the Samaritans in their relationship with
 6 3, 0,8 |          be worshipped? Was it the Samaritans who, in following their
 7 3, 0,8 |     blessing on this mountain, the Samaritans chose Mt.Gerizim for their
 8 3, 0,8 | argumentative question between the Samaritans and the Jews will by itself,
 9 3, 0,8 |          the Jewish as well as the Samaritans — will cease in the near
10 3, 0,8 |     prophecy was realised when the Samaritans, decimated by wars, became
11 3, 0,8 |          course, the fact that the Samaritans have accepted only the Pentateuch,
12 3, 0,8 |            which both the Jews and Samaritans were doing, as though this
13 3, 0,8 |           tell us all things.” The Samaritans were also awaiting the Messiah,
14 3, 0,8 |            Deuteronomy 18:18). The Samaritans’ understanding of the Messiah
15 3, 0,8 |      explanatory conversation, the Samaritans approached the Lord. While
16 5, 0,39|                                The Samaritans do not Receive Christ.~(
17 5, 0,39|     hostility between the Jews and Samaritans was such that He didn’t
18 5, 0,39|            so as to predispose the Samaritans. It is unknown which settlement
19 5, 0,39|         journey to Jerusalem,” the Samaritans apparently did not receive
20 5, 0,39|           heaven and destroy these Samaritans? Through God’s will, they
21 5, 0,39|       their ill-feeling toward the Samaritans — and this feeling of animosity,
22 5, 0,40|         Jews maintained toward the Samaritans, as this was unworthy of
23 5, 0,43|        have a demon?” because only Samaritans and those possessed by the
24 5, 0,70|     although the Jews despised the Samaritans, the latter sometimes stood