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A Samaritan Gives Thanks

A Samaritan Gives Thanks

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Only one of the ten men was grateful enough to come first to Jesus and thank Him for His merciful gift of healing. (See Ps. 107:8, Ps. 107:15,  Ps. 107:21, and Ps. 107:31.) But the astounding thing is that this man was a Samaritan! Imagine a Samaritan giving thanks to a Jew! But because he did, this man received an even greater gift: he was saved from his sins. “Your faith has made you well” can be translated, “Your faith has saved you” (see  Luke 7:50, NKJV). Physical healing is a great blessing, but it ends at death; while the blessing of eternal life lasts forever. More
Wiersbe, Warren W. Wiersbe’s Expository Outlines on the New Testament. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1992. Print.
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