@inbook{86e63d4f8ca64fd39829bbd42874d7a2,
title = "The Woman at the Well. John's Portrayal of the Samaritan Mission",
abstract = "The account of the meeting of Jesus and the Samaritan woman (John 4:4–42) portrays the positive response of a Samaritan woman to Jesus{\textquoteright} mission. The Samaritan woman recognizes Jesus as the Messiah, and she then tells others in her town about Jesus. As a result of her actions, Jesus stays two days in the Samaritan town, and more Samaritans come to faith in him. There is no account of a Samaritan mission, however, in the other Gospels. Mark does not make any reference to the Samaritans, while Matthew includes a prohibition to the disciples not to enter a city...",
author = "Susan Miller",
year = "2009",
doi = "10.2307/j.ctt16ptndz.11",
language = "English",
series = "SBL Symposium Series",
publisher = "SBL Press",
pages = "73--81",
editor = "Anderson, {P. N. } and {Just S.J.}, F. and T. Thatcher",
booktitle = "John, Jesus, and History",
}