Resende, Filipe2020-10-212020-10-212002-02https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12342/1016This study aims at highlighting possible ways to make a reality among the Pokot Jesus' call to love one's enemies. Many have discouraged me by saying that such a thing would be impossible for the pastoralist Mot. (I wonder if it is easy for any of us!) I was told that their history and life is inbred with such activities. I think that if God is at work in all peoples of the world through the Spirit (cf. Acts 10:44-45)) then Jesus also wills his message to reach the Pokot. Since then, 1 have visited Ptikot land many times, both East and West Mot, especially the pastoralist area, which remains an area of first evangelisation. In my several visits, I tried to do some research into the ways the Spirit has been at work with the Mot. I conducted several interviews between June and August 2001, both in East andenOld Testament HistoryCohesive Ethnical Identity of IsraelAttitudes of Israel Towards Its EnemiesPersonal Enemies Within IsraelConflict Resolution within IsraelLove of Enemies in the GospelsPokot Pastoralist PeopleHarmonious Life or `Plighisyii'