Walking With Jesus Through Europe

During the two week trip to Europe, I was deeply drawn to the sacred romance of Jesus, so I changed. The time I spent in Europe was only a small part of my life, but the lesson I learned and what I discovered became a different person than before I started my journey . During this journey, four intellectual and spiritual things have had a big impact on me; the first is a deep sense of my history and respect for history.

Jesus is a sad person. Following Jesus is sad. Through pain, we met God. The way of Jesus is the way to the Cal and we plant our cross each day; as our cancer cells gradually disappear, their lives will gradually disappear in our lives. In our sorrow, we begin to discover real happiness. Disclosure of important relationships: Some of the links in the above article are "links". In other words, when you click on the link and purchase the item, an affiliate commission will be issued. In any case, I recommend only products and services that I personally use. And I believe it will add value to my readers. I disclosed this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR Part 255 "Guidelines for Use of Recommendations and Recommendations in Promotion".

When you enter Jesus' environment, the tension between insiders and outsiders is deeply rooted in culture. There is a story that a Samaritan woman of John Jesus passed through Samaria, but the Samaritan himself is a big taboo in stop at a well. Samaritan women are seeking ... ... Jesus wants a cup of wine ... 7 Jesus said to her when a Samaritan woman came to absorb water. 8 (His disciples went to town to buy food.) 9 A Samaritan woman told him, "You are a Jew, I am a Samaritan woman, how can I drink a drink? "Please contact the Samaritans. (Or the Jews do not use dishes used by Samaritans)

As you know, race discrimination is already a problem in Jesus' era. The Jews hate the Samaritans, and the Samaritans hate the Jews. Even if Jesus passed the Samaritan village on the way to Jerusalem, they despise each other from such extremes. By the way, when the disciples asked if Jesus summoned the fire from the sky and could destroy all these people (Luke 9: 51-55). Let's talk about extreme violence and revenge! When Jesus asked Samaritan about water, the first thing in her mouth was "You are a Jew, I am a woman in Samaritan, how can I drink a drink?" (John 4: 9))