Jesus told a story about a man who was robbed on the road from Jerusalem to Jericho. A priest and a Levite came along but chose to ignore the injured man. Both were hurrying to their work in the Temple and did not want to stop.
This part of the Good Samaritan's story is found in Luke, chapter 10, verses 25 to 33.
The Good Samaritan is found in our Babble.on, Ballyhoo! and 2by2 games.
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Along came a Samaritan man. The Jews and the Samaritans did not like each other but this Samaritan did not think about who the injured man was or where he came from before he stopped. He cleaned the man's wounds with oil and bandaged his injuries.
This part of the Good Samaritan's story is found in Luke, chapter 10, verses 32 to 34
Jars of ointment, perfume or balm are also found in the stories of the Wise Men's gifts, Mary washing Jesus' feet and the women visiting Jesus' tomb.
Jars of ointment appear in our 2by2 game.
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The Samaritan paid the innkeeper two coins and asked him to look after the injured man. He also promised that if the innkeeper needed more money to care for the patient then he would pay the rest on his next visit. For his kindness, the traveller has always been known as the Good Samaritan.
This part of the Good Samaritan's story is found in Luke, chapter 10, verses 35 to 37.
Coins are also found in the stories of Joseph's sale to slave traders, Zacchaeus the tax collector, Jesus' parable of the lost coin and Judas' betrayal of Jesus.
Coins appear in our Scramble and 2ny2 games.
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