Parable of the good Korean-Chinese

“Parable of the Good Samaritan” from the Bible
‘I was struck by a strong force while walking down the street and fell down, but everyone else was there.
You may be in harm’s way, but if a good Samaritan saves you, it’s yours.
Anyone who laughed?”
The question being asked is:
But this is an old parable, so people say, “The Samaritan is
There are many cases where I think, “You’re so kind!”

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In fact, Samaritans used to belong to 10 of the 12 tribes of Judah.
They were a very major group of Hebrew people.
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However, the Samaria region is Assyria, Persia, and Marketdonia;
The Hebrews of Canaan were conquered by Seoleucus and others.
It is not separated from other people)
After this, Jerusalem and the Jews were separated from each other.
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Don’t you feel a sense of cost deja vu?
It is very similar to the relationship between Koreans and Joseonju in South Korea.
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In fact, he asked Jesus which of these is your real neighbor?
The legal scholar who heard the question could not bear to say directly, “Samaritan.”
I can’t answer with
There is a roundabout answer, “Jabireum Bepyo people”: good deeds
There are so many people that I can’t answer by saying, “I’m a good person.”
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Therefore, the parable of the Good Samaritan is transformed into a modern one.
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‘You’re foaming at the mouth with low sugar in the back of Seoul Station Square’
He falls down with his head bitten and is losing consciousness:
When people in Seoul see this, they are filled with tongues thinking that the world is a world of lawlessness.
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When people from other regions saw it, they said there was no height to trust in Seoul.
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But a certain Joseonju saw you and felt sorry for you.
I gave him candy wool, took him to the hospital, and gave him the hospital beetle.
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“Then who is really your neighbor?”
You can think of it like this:
When you see this fable, you may say, “Joseonju is so kind. You must be Joseonju.”
If you think that, you are worse than a first-century Jew.
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