Throughout the ministry of Jesus various forms of communication were used to create alternate in the lives of people. Looking at the Gospel of John, chapters 3 and 4 we can see some(prenominal) of these various forms of communication. By analyse and understanding these communicational models we can derive principles to use in our ministries. I mean, what better teacher to learn from than Jesus? In this section Jesus communicates to people using such methods as parables, stories, he speaks in a way that trounces the listeners attention, and m any(prenominal) early(a) ways. Jesus taught very profound principles using ordinary wrangle and simple illustrations. The principles were not always understood right away, but the illustration caused people to think about it and led to many left saying that Jesus spoke, with authority. Some of the images Jesus uses to garnish his point includes water, world, light, bread, etc. Jesus summed up many vast theological issues that were discussed in many pages of Jewish law, in a few simple, yet very meaningful words. These words include such words as love, grace, and truth.
When Jesus is talking to the Samaritan charwoman he says some very interesting words to her. starting line of all, Jesus was in Samaria. As a Jew this was already lovely of sketchy.
Usually the Jews would go out of their way to avoid any sort of contact with the Samaritan people. Second of all, Jesus was of course a man. In the culture of this time men usually did not address women directly, and especially women whom they did not know. But these things didnt seem to upset Jesus the least bit. He simply asked the woman to get some water from him. She was probably shocked and even embarrassed. thusly most likely a little nervous as well as curious...
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