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Die barmhartige Samaritaan: 'n Preekskets van Lukas 10: 25—37
Abstract
The Good Samaritan: A homiletic outline of Luke 10: 25—37
The article aims to meditate on the Good Samaritan, taking redaction criticism and form criticism into consideration. The outcome is that the Good Samaritan is an example story incorporated into Luke's redactional tendency that in the case of one member of the congregation losing his possessions through confiscation, the other members are held responsible for his financial support.
