在新选项卡中打开链接
  1. Copilot 答案
    Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange
    https://hermeneutics.stackexchange.com › questions

    What is the significance of both the priest and the …

    • The parable of the Good Samaritan is told by Jesus shortly after an expert of the law summarizes the law into 1) Love God and 2) Love your neighbor. This scene occurs in the town of Jerusalem (Luke 9:51-55.) The t… 展开

    Why Choose A Priest?

    In Keener's comment we see the first clue as to why Jesus chose both a Priest and a Levite: Someone like a Roman would not have been considered a "neighbor" under Leviticus 19:18. … 展开

    Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange
    Why Choose A Levite?

    Some reasons for the choice of a Levite are immediately obvious based on the exposition above: 1. A non-Jew would not be a "neighbor" 2. Priests, Levites and robbers are the … 展开

    Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange
    Examining The Contrast

    What can be equally elucidating is examining the contrast that exists between a Samaritan and a Levite and Priest which might not exist to the same degree with another characte… 展开

    Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange
    Conclusion/Summary

    To summarize this, the reason for the Priest was fairly obvious, but the reasons for the Levite in addition were: 1. The expert of the law would have more easily identified with them 2. Special … 展开

    Biblical Hermeneutics Stack Exchange
    Is a priest a Levite?
    In the Good Samaritan parable (Luke 10:25-37), the first two people who see the beaten up man are a priest and a Levite. However, a priest is a member of the Levite tribe. So why include both since they are (somewhat) interchangeable? Jesus could have used a Pharisee, Sadducee, a rich man or even a lawyer instead.
    hermeneutics.stackexchange.com