samaritan|samaritans in English

noun

[Sa·mar·i·tan || sə'mærɪtən]

inhabitant of the ancient Israelite kingdom of Samaria; one who is compassionate and helpful

Use "samaritan|samaritans" in a sentence

1. Jews had no dealings with Samaritans.

2. Abinet Achisew Ashine affiliates with many hospitals including Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, Samaritan Albany …

3. He works as a Samaritan.

4. Finally, Samaritan man came by.

5. En route to Galilee, teaches the Samaritans

6. “Jews have no dealings with Samaritans,” wrote the apostle John.

7. He preached to rich and poor, Pharisees and Samaritans, even tax collectors and sinners.

8. The first time I called Samaritans, I was 12 and absolutely desperate.

9. That is being kind, like the Samaritan man.

10. Many Samaritans accepted the Kingdom message and were baptized.

11. A good Samaritan eventually came to her rescue.

12. Basein is affiliated with Good Samaritan Medical Center.

13. Ashine is affiliated with Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital.

14. Greer is positioning Samaritan to replace the Machine.

15. A cognitive error triggered my Good Samaritan reflex.

16. Meanwhile, a Samaritan woman came to draw water.

17. In my years volunteering at Samaritans, I was asked to perform many roles.

18. “Jesus Witnesses to a Samaritan Woman”: (10 min.)

19. to follow the example of the good Samaritan?

20. The Samaritan religion is an offshoot of Judaism.

21. Axman is affiliated with Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center.

22. Now, Jesus himself had on another occasion classified Samaritans as being “of another race.”

23. The two communities of Samaritans reunite annually at the highlight of their religious year, Passover.

24. This is the same path the Good Samaritan took.

25. The parable of the good Samaritan just like it.