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and Jesus, tired out by the trip...
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sat down by the well.
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It was about noon.
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A Samaritan woman
came to draw some water.
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Give me a drink of water.
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His disciples had gone into town
to buy food.
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You're a Jew, and I'm a Samaritan.
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So how can you ask me for a drink?
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Jews will not use the same cups and bowls
that Samaritans use.
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If you only knew what God gives...
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and who it is that is asking you for a drink,
you would ask him...
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and he would give you life-giving water.
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Sir, you don't have a bucket,
and the well is deep.
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Where would you get that life-giving water?
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It was our ancestor Jacob
who gave us this well.
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He and his children and his flocks
all drank from it.
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You don't claim to be greater than Jacob,
do you?
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Those who drink this water
will get thirsty again...
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but those who drink the water
that I give them will never be thirsty again.
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The water that I will give them
will become, in them, a spring...
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which will provide them with
life-giving water, and give them eternal life.
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Sir, give me that water.
Then I will never be thirsty again...
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nor will I have to come here to draw water.
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Go and call your husband, and come back.
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I don't have a husband.
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You're right when you say
you don't have a husband.
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You've been married to five men...
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and the man you live with now
is not really your husband.
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You've told me the truth.
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I see you are a prophet, sir.
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My Samaritan ancestors worshipped God
on this mountain...