Luke 10:33

The Passion Translation

“Finally, another man, a Samaritan, came upon the bleeding man and was moved with tender compassion for him.

Cross References

Luke 7:13

When the Lord saw the grieving mother, his heart broke for her. With great tenderness he said to her, “Please don’t cry.”

Proverbs 27:10

So never give up on a friend or abandon a friend of your father— for in the day of your brokenness you won’t have to run to a relative for help. A friend nearby is better than a relative far away.

Matthew 18:33

Why didn’t you show the same mercy to your fellow servant that I showed to you?’

Matthew 10:5

Jesus sent out the Twelve with these instructions: “Don’t go into any Gentile or Samaritan territory.

John 8:48

“See! We were right all along!” some of the Jewish leaders shouted. “You’re nothing but a demon-possessed Samaritan!”

John 4:9

She replied, “Why would a Jewish man ask a Samaritan woman for a drink of water?” (For Jews have no dealings with Samaritans.)

Luke 10:32

“Later, a religious man, a Levite, came walking down the same road and likewise crossed to the other side to pass by the wounded man without stopping to help him.

Luke 10:34

He stooped down and gave him first aid, pouring olive oil on his wounds, disinfecting them with wine, and bandaging them to stop the bleeding. Lifting him up, he placed him on his own donkey and brought him to an inn. Then he took him from his donkey and carried him to a room for the night.