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    Jesus tells a parable about a man who was attacked by robbers and left injured on the road. A priest and Levite passed by the injured man without helping him. However, a Samaritan, who was from a different country and religion, helped the injured man. He bandaged the man's wounds, transported him to an inn, and paid the innkeeper to care for the man until he recovered. Jesus concludes by telling the lawyer that the Samaritan, who helped the injured man despite their differences, was the good neighbor that fulfilled the command to love your neighbor as yourself.

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    Jesus tells a parable about a man who was attacked by robbers and left injured on the road. A priest and Levite passed by the injured man without helping him. However, a Samaritan, who was from a different country and religion, helped the injured man. He bandaged the man's wounds, transported him to an inn, and paid the innkeeper to care for the man until he recovered. Jesus concludes by telling the lawyer that the Samaritan, who helped the injured man despite their differences, was the good neighbor that fulfilled the command to love your neighbor as yourself.

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    The Good Samaritan: (Love Your Neighbor As Yourself)

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    THE GOOD SAMARITAN

    Once a lawyer asked Jesus this tricky question, “If we are to love our neighbour
    as ourselves, who then is our neighbour?”

    Jesus answered, “A man travelling from Jerusalem to Jericho when he was


    attacked by robbers. They took everything he had. They beat him up and left
    him by the roadside nearly dead. Soon, a priest came along. But when he saw
    the man, he passed by on the other side of the road. Another church worker
    came along. But seeing the man he too, passed him by without helping him. But
    then came a Samaritan. He was from another country. But when he saw the man
    hurt and bleeding, he stopped and helped him. He bandaged his wounds, put
    him on his own donkey and took him to an inn. There he cared for the man. The
    next day, he took two silver coins and gave them to the innkeeper. The
    Samaritan said, Take care of this man and if you spend more than this “I will
    repay you.”

    Jesus asked the lawyer, “Which one of the three men was a good neighbour?”
    The lawyer replied, obviously the one who helped him!”
    Jesus then said, “Go and do likewise.”

    (LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF)

    Love, love la-la-la-la-la We gotta share the love of Jesus


    Love your neighbour as yourself (Share the love of Jesus)
    Love, love la-la-la-la-la Share it with everyone
    Love your neighbour as yourself
    Any may everyone who sees us
    We gotta show a little kindness (Everyone who sees us)
    (Show a little kindness) Open their hearts
    Show the world we really care and love the Son
    Let the love of Jesus find us Love, love la-la-la-la-la
    (Love of Jesus find us) Love your neighbour as yourself
    Singing his love everywhere Love, love la-la-la-la-la
    Love, love la-la-la-la-la Love your neighbour as yourself
    Love your neighbour as yourself Love your neighbour as yourself
    Love, love la-la-la-la-la Love your neighbour as yourself
    Love your neighbour as yourself

    (THE LEAST OF THESE)

    Whatever you did for one of the least of these, my brother


    Whatever you did for one of the least of these, my sister
    You did it unto me, you did it into me
    Whatever you did for one of the least of these, you did it unto me.
    If you see someone in need I hope you’ll share, I hope you’ll care (2)
    Lend a helping hand, try to understand
    If you see someone in need
    Remember, Jesus said
    Whatever you did for one of the least of these, my brother
    Whatever you did for one of the least of these, my sister
    You did it unto me, you did it into me
    Whatever you did for one of the least of these, you did it unto me....unto me.

    (WHO IS MY NEIGBHOUR)

    Who is my neighbour? Who is my neighbour?


    You are my neighbour You are my neighbour
    I can clearly see I can clearly see
    That a neighbour is a friend That a neighbour is a friend
    Reaching out to me Reaching out to me
    Who is my neighbour? When you look with your heart
    You are my neighbour Instead of your eyes
    Now we both agree! The neighbour you find
    That a neighbour is a friend Will be a big surprise!!!!
    Helping friends in need Look for a neighbour
    Look for a neighbour He will be the one
    He will be the one Hand in hand we go
    Always standing by your side Always standing by your side
    When the day is done When the day is done
    (Repeat the paragraph again) Along the winding road
    Who is my neighbour? Look for a neighbour
    You are my neighbour He will be the one
    Hand in hand we go (2) Always standing by your side
    Helping strangers we may meet When the day...
    Along the winding road (2) Is done!!!
    When the day is done!

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