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Why did Jesus ask the Samaritan woman at the well for a drink?

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But now what did He do to the woman at the well? Let’s just look at His ministry. He said, “Bring Me a drink.” Wonder why? She said, “It’s not customary for you Jews to ask us Samaritans such.” He said, “But if you knew Who you were talking to, you’d ask Me for a drink, and I’d bring you water, or g...
Testimony, 1953-11-29, West Palm Beach, FL, §70 and 1 more answer to this question Read more →

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Did Jesus tell the woman at the well everything she ever did?

Answer

Now, look. One time He seen a woman coming. He sent His disciples away. And He found a woman coming from a well, or to a well to get some water: Saint John the 4th chapter. And He seen this woman coming and she was a Samaritan. There’s a well there, near Samaria—Samari. So He…They all came to get wa...
Seeking after Jesus, 1953-05-31, Connersville, IN, §20 Read more →

Question

Why did Jesus ask the woman at the well for a drink?

Answer

Now, if our Lord Jesus was here tonight in a body of flesh, wearing clothes like we wear, He would do just what the Father would show Him to do. God was in Him, made Him Emmanuel. And whatever God would speak or reveal to Him, that He’d know. But now, when it come to the people, when He begin to spe...
Expectations, 1953-05-07, Jonesboro, AR, §4 Read more →

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Why did the woman at the well say Jesus told her all she ever did, when He told her only one thing?

Answer

Now, you people coming in the line, by God’s grace I will be able maybe to tell you what’s wrong with you, or so forth. I do not know. But if I—if I don’t know. He—if He don’t show me, I’ll just have to say, “I do not know what’s wrong with you.” Maybe have a word of prayer for you and let you go on...
Three Witnesses, 1951-07-28, Erie, PA, §63 Read more →

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