[Answer] How did the disciples respond to a Samaritan village rejecting Jesus?

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...The village the disciples wanted to rain down fire on was Samaria. The Samaritans followed their own form of Judaism, causing tension between the Jews and the Samaritans. Jesus passed through Samaria on his way to Jerusalem. Most Jews traveling to or from Jerusalem avoided that shorter, more direct route, using the longer indirect route. It was dangerous to pass that way for the Jews, and the Samaritans did not want to accommodate their easy passage to Jerusalem to worship. So it makes sense why the Samaritan village refused to welcome Jesus and his disciples. The disciples' response seemed rather harsh and contrary to the message of love and peace Jesus had taught them. Jesus quickly rebuked their desire to utilize violence and destruction. He did not guide them towards any retaliation or response (positive or negative); instead, after condemning them, he led them to another village.

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They wanted to burn it down:

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