Why do you call me Lord without doing what I say?
An original reading of the story of the Samaritan woman in the light of the parable of the good Samaritan for fundamental teaching
An in-depth study of John 4:1-42, Luke 10:25-37 and Luke 6:12-49
Do you still understand what you read in the Bible?
Jonathan Bersot offers an original reading of the story of the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well, a story that can be read in the fourth gospel (John 4.1-42). By using the parable of the good Samaritan as a key to interpretation (Luke 10.25-37) in an original way, the text takes on another flavor with a new meaning. With the pedagogy of a Bible teacher, the author leads his reader to read the biblical text as he has never read it before. This study is accessible to all audiences and allows for a better understanding of how to read the Bible to interpret it. A practical and modern teaching is also developed from a question that Jesus asked his disciples and which summarizes the lesson of this text: "Why do you call me Lord and do not do what I say?" (Luke 6.12-49).
About Jonathan Bersot:
Jonathan Bersot is a doctor of biblical studies and an experienced teaching pastor. He is currently the president of the Institut Biblique du Québec (ibq.ca) and a teaching missionary at the Faculté Avancée de Théologie des Assemblées de Dieu de Lomé in Togo, where he has been teaching at the graduate and postgraduate levels since 2009 (fatad.org).
Jonathan is married to Anne who has been his ministry partner for over thirty years. They have three grown daughters involved in God's work. They are also proud of their grandchildren.
This book is the first in the series "Do you understand what you read?"
ISBN: 9782924825426