temperature: will to live: danger: survival and He was beaten to He was likely to Robbers were recovery: half dead and lose the will to likely to be He was in need of unable to walk. He live because of around and beasts food and was likely to be fear and despair. were likely to accommodation frozen to death with exist nearby. before being able the arrival of the to go home on his night. own because he was penniless. Give first aid and Provide protection Provide food and apply a simple encouragement and help move a place for bandage to stop and support. him to a safe recovery. bleeding; provide clothes to maintain his temperature. 2. Problem analysis: Some people argue that the priest and the Levite did not save the man because of the reasons in the table below. Is there any evidence in the Source (the Bible) to justify their inaction? Do you think those reasons are valid? Reason Evidence mentioned in the Is it justified? Source Is the difficulty insurmountable? (a) Personal journey Yes: The priest and the Levite Hastening on with their chose this faster but journey dangerous mountain path No: 10:31: "A priest happened to be going down the same road..." Find out the two locations in the Bible Atlas. It indicates that the priest was travelling from Jerusalem (the place of his work) to Jericho. Note: Jerusalem is at an altitude of more than
temperature: He was beaten to half dead and unable to walk. He was likely to be frozen to death with the arrival of the night. will to live: He was likely to lose the will to live because of fear and despair. danger: Robbers were likely to be around and beasts were likely to exist nearby. survival and recovery: He was in need of food and accommodation before being able to go home on his own because he was penniless. Give first aid and apply a simple bandage to stop bleeding; provide clothes to maintain his temperature. encouragement and support. Provide protection and help move him to a safe Provide food and a place for recovery. 2. Problem analysis: Some people argue that the priest and the Levite did not save the man because of the reasons in the table below. Is there any evidence in the Source (the Bible) to justify their inaction? Do you think those reasons are valid? Reason Evidence mentioned in the Source Is it justified? Is the difficulty insurmountable? (a) Personal journey Hastening on with their journey Yes: The priest and the Levite chose this faster but dangerous mountain path No: 10:31: "A priest happened to be going down the same road..." Find out the two locations in the Bible Atlas. It indicates that the priest was travelling from Jerusalem (the place of his work) to Jericho. Note: Jerusalem is at an altitude of more than
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