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>Never happen
Man thats weird because historians agree thats what happened
So seems like someone is anti-history
>Just straight up lies here, its a given fact that we even call it "The Viking Age"
Again, historians all agree that it was a plethora of many factors that influenced the viking age
>christians having originated from the jews
Judaism as a religion comes after Christianity, because they rejected Christ
Jew as an ethnicity was around, though it was a blanket term for the various tribes of Abraham’s children and their descendants, and also considering many of them lived in either Israel or Judea
For your passage, you need to understand that it is not tell people to worship the Jews
In the context, Jesus is talking to a Samaritan woman, which culturally at the time was complex as a Samaritian was not allowed to interact with someone who was a Judean/Israelite
So also given the context of the old covenant and the Israelite people, what Jesus is referring to here is that the Samaritan woman has no knowledge of what Christ or God, and that knowledge was given to the Judean/Israelite people who Jesus comes from
Thats it, Jesus (who is God) is telling the woman that her understanding of salvation is incomplete or not full, as the Samaritans had a loose religious system mixed with old Jewish views and tied their practices and their idea of salvation to a place, and that the Jews, who had the old covenant law and the prophets and now the Son, had a more complete and structured understanding of what salvation means
So simply, Jesus is telling the woman that she does not know what salvation means due to her Samaritan views and practices, and that by trusting in Jesus (who comes from a line of Israelite/Judeans that the Samaritans were not allowed to interact with, and who is also God), she will know of a full and complete salvation