The Divine Encounter at Jacob's Well

The song "La Samaritana" by Los Voceros de Cristo is a narrative piece that recounts the biblical story of Jesus's encounter with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well, as described in the Gospel of John. The lyrics describe the dialogue between Jesus and the woman, highlighting the cultural and social barriers of the time, as well as the spiritual revelation that Jesus offers.

The song begins by setting the scene in Samaria, where Jesus, weary from his journey, asks the Samaritan woman for a drink of water. This request is significant because it breaks the social norms of the time; Jews typically did not associate with Samaritans. The woman is surprised by Jesus's request and points out the social taboo. Jesus then reveals his divine nature to her, offering her 'living water'—a metaphor for eternal life and spiritual fulfillment. The woman's faith grows as she listens to Jesus, and she ultimately receives salvation.

"La Samaritana" is a musical retelling of a story that emphasizes themes of grace, redemption, and the breaking down of social barriers. Los Voceros de Cristo, a Christian music group, uses this song to convey the message that Jesus's love and salvation are available to all, regardless of societal divisions. The song serves as a reminder of the transformative power of faith and the importance of spiritual nourishment.

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  1. La Oveja Perdida
  2. La Historia de Benito
  3. Loor a Ti Mi Dios
  4. Amor Inmensurable
  5. Apocalipsis
  6. La Samaritana
  7. Si El Mundo En Vez de Rosas
  8. Todo Esto Habla a Los Hombres
  9. El Sueño
  10. Los Ojos De Jehová
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