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Samaria, Modern: Cities Of, Mentioned in Scripture
Samaria
Sychar
Antipatris
Samaria, Modern: Christ Preached In
Samaria, Modern: Christ at First Forbade His Disciples to Visit
Samaria, Modern: Christ after his resurrection commanded the gospel to be
Samaria, Modern: Inhabitants Of
Their true descent
Boasted descent from Jacob
Professed to worship God
Their religion mixed with idolatry
Worshipped on Mount Gerizim
Opposed the Jews after their return from captivity
Expected the Messiah
Were superstitious
More humane and grateful than the Jews
Abhorred by the Jews
Had no intercourse or dealings with the Jews
Ready to hear and embrace the gospel
Samaria, Modern: The Persecuted Christians Fled To
Samaria, Modern: The Gospel First Preached In, by Philip
Samaria, Modern: Many Christian Churches In
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