Whether this actually happened or was a parable, we do not know for sure. However, Jesus was instructing his disciples to love their neighbor. When questioned about who really is our neighbor, Jesus related this story. The hurt man was most likely Jewish. When the priest and the Levite seen the hurt man alongside the road, they did not stop to help. Samaritans were loathed by the Jews and the Jews often treated them with great disdain. So when the Samaritan was the one that showed mercy and compassion, Jesus allowed his listeners to discern that our neighbor is not based upon nationality. Our neighbor is our fellow man, and the Samaritan showed neighborly love to the hurt man.
Help others in need, without any thought for recognition or reward for yourself. The good Samaritan even helped someone whom he had every right to regard as his enemy.
A good friend is someone whom you really enjoy being with and whom you really know well.A friend is someone to talk to about problems and someone whom you can see out side of school.
What kind of eligibility are you asking about and report to whom?
someone who can PROVE they have what it takes I would give it to someone that i know whom i can trust and that they won't neglect or abandon them. Someone you trust.
First, try on your own. Second, get someone whom you know can sing to listen to you and tell you what they think.
ummm, ahhh, don't know try someone else
someone whom you trust and they trust you, and will help you and joke with you when feeling down. Jimmy Neutron
i don't know that's why i was askin someone on this site
An alternative way to address someone if you do not know their gender is to use "To Whom It May Concern."
¡Cállate! to someone whom you know well ¡Cállese! to someone older or someone you do not know well ¡Cállense! to people older than you or people you do not know well I don't think it would be polite to say the second or third answer.
tell them that you know they have a problem then have them admit they have a problem have them go to rehab
You cannot love what, or whom, you do not know. You can be attracted to it/them, but truly no more than that.