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Hello and welcome to Bible Stories.

I'm your host, Matt.

Todd is out today, but have no worries.

Mom, he's doing just fine. In fact, he has some great news to share, as do, Karina and I, but we'll wait until next week to share that with you

together. Thank you for your patience with us. As we've been out, we've had some exciting things

happening, and we'll be back next week with another regular edition of Bible stories. But for today,

we're going to do something a little different. I'm calling this Conversations with Jesus.

And for today, we're going to look at the conversation that Jesus had with the Samaritan

woman at the well. Thanks for hanging in there with us. We'll be back next week with another regular episode.

As for today, welcome to Conversations with Jesus.

There really never should have been a conversation between Jesus and this Samaritan woman at the well.

Geography, gender, faith, and a real deep-seated cultural divide should have been enough to keep these two apart.

And this cultural divide, it finds its roots hundreds of years before the conversation between Jesus and this woman

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