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Luke 10:33-37
Excerpted from: Mercy Triumphs Over Judgment!Our best biblical picture of it is Jesus' parable, "The Good Samaritan's Integrity." Luke 10:33-37 tell us that the Samaritan had compassion and then acted decisively as a benefactor toward the wounded traveler on the roadside. This action shows the Samaritan as showing mercy to the wounded man and crossing the vast abyss of hostility between Samaritans and Jews who hated one another. Thus, the mercy he demonstrated stemmed from his right attitude of loving his neighbor.
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