Jesus Journey Through Samaria as Call Against Prejudice
A Talmage sermon argues that Jesus passed through Samaria to rebuke racial and ecclesiastical prejudice, showing Jews and Samaritans, and all peoples, are equal in honesty and worth. It cites historical tensions, the Samaritan woman at the well, and the need for church harmony and direct truth telling.
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