So there's these two groups of people,
and they didn't like each other: the Samaritans
and another group.
There was this one kid--there was this one guy,
and he was going on a trip with his mule and--
The donkey has a whole bunch of stuff on it.
And so this guy was walking down a dirty road.
And when he looked up on the map and he saw,
was it two, two people on a mountain?
He looked back, and his donkey was running away
with all his stuff.
His horse ran away, and so, and some guy hurt him.
These robbers or bandits came out, and they beat him up.
And took all his clothes, and he was
laying on the ground bloody.
And he was there, pretty beat up.
And this preacher came, a guy who
was also going to the temple.
And he was like, "Oh, I should help this guy,
but I don't want to help him.
I want to go to the temple.
Bye."
You know, he just walked away.
And just people walk by him, don't mind it,
and try to get away from him.
The last person, he was a Samaritan, and he helped.
He put this medicine on his owie.
He got a paper towel and wiped some of the blood off.
Then after that, when it was night,
he took him to a little, what was it?
A cottage?
To a hospital or what they had back then for a hospital.
He took him at a hotel.
Like an inn, and the guy stayed there for the night.
And put him in the bed and just sat there,
but then a few minutes later that guy had to leave.
Then he pays someone to take care of him, like that guy,
and then the other guy just leaves.
Then he said, "Take care of this guy.
I'm going to pay for his doing."
And he makes sure that the guy had
everything he needed to be able to heal up and be safe.
He went away, and then the donkey was safe.
When I think of neighbors, neighbors
are the people that I live right next to on my street.
My neighbors are people in our neighborhood that we know,
people in our church.
I usually think of the people that live around me.
But in a way, everybody is your neighbor,
people you meet on the street, everybody.
He didn't really mean neighbors.
He meant everybody, even everybody you don't know.
Like everybody in the whole entire world.
It doesn't matter if they're another color
or if they talk a different language.
We should just help the people that need help
or that are suffering from something.
Care for people and not ignore them.
Love anyone, not just the people who you know.
Love random people who need help.
So that we could just be just like the good Samaritan.