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Every human has experienced rejection. As less-than-full-blooded-Jews, Samaritans were often discriminated against by those with zero-Jewish-blood and especially by the full-blooded-Jews, who despised them. Details into the origin and history of the Samaritans (who are now relatively few) and why they were considered the lowest of the low are provided. Yet, despite their weak social standings, Jesus showed his love for these rejected outcasts, and provided hope for these ostracized, marginalized, banished, disregarded individuals. Since unfair treatment is common to all living humans (and not just interracial persons) this book has tips to help you, when you are treated unfairly.The insights presented are the result of Dr. Clark’s decades of studying the Bible and involvement with many different church and parachurch organizations. Christian Bruce Clark, PhD, who holds multiple undergraduate and graduate degrees from public universities, also has a PhD degree from a leading private institution. His dissertation advisor for his doctorate holds two degrees from the University of Illinois and a graduate divinity degree from Yale Divinity School.Dr. Clark, who completed his doctoral degree with a 3.92 out of 4.00 GPA, has read the entire Bible every year for more than thirty years and has made many media appearances including on syndicated secular and Christian radio programs. During some years he read Protestant Bibles, while in other years he studied the Catholic and/or one of the various Orthodox Bibles. Because of his strong science, and business backgrounds he possesses insights into the Holy Scriptures that are in many ways extremely unique and superior to those of others.Details into how God through his Only Begotten Son, Jesus Christ, revealed His grace, mercy and justice to the “Least” are presented in this manuscript. Those who are Christians will likely find that this book strengthens their faith, while those who are merely curious about the basic tenets of t