Examples of using Samaritans in English and their translations into French
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The most memorable experience for me personally was our day with the Samaritans, who go out to the migrant trails
That is what the Samaritans did, as shown in the Gospel of St John where it refers to the episode of Jacob's well and to Jesus' stay in Samaria.
Listeners are prisoners, trained by the Samaritans in listening skills to offer confidential emotional support to those who wish to share their problems with someone who is not a member of prison staff.
There was great rejoicing but the Samaritans who had moved in during the exile,
The Samaritans have provided courses for staff in some institutions in how to deal with traumatic situations
The Samaritans' volunteers deliver training,
As bad as this was the festering ethnic rivalry between actual Jews and Samaritans, descendants of the peoples whom Shalmaneser V
expressly forbade them to go to the Samaritans and Gentiles.
two 2009 commercials for Samaritans.
the conversion stories of the Samaritans, Paul of Tarsus
close co-operation with the voluntary organization, the Samaritans, remains sound in principle.
while over 90 per cent of Jews, Samaritans(also of Hebrew origin) and Hebrew-origin Christians converted and became Muslims.
additional courses compiled with the assistance of the Samaritans are being arranged.
we usually see owners and some good Samaritans bring their pets inside
doctors so we can say,“Our good Samaritans are there, long live French NGOs!”
including the“heretical” Samaritans.
one-stop social service, the Samaritans of Singapore, the Labour Relations
one-stop social service, the Samaritans of Singapore, the Labour Relations
Samaritans, followers of an Abrahamic religion closely related to Judaism that recognizes only the first five(or six) books of the Bible as canonical,
such as bystanders and samaritans.