The holy faith of reformed samaritanism

What are Reformed Samaritans supposed to do with Yeshua (Jesus of Nazareth, may peace and 
blessings be upon him) 
Though not a branch of the Christian faith, Reformed Samaritanism recognizes Jesus moral teachings to be a 
valid path toward obtaining God’s favor. But if so, then why isn’t Reformed Samaritanism part of the 
Christian religion? Well, the answer to that question has to do with the fact that Reformed Samaritans view 
salvation as the natural result of a life that honors his Creator. How do they go about it? They simply commit 
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themselves with performing the goodness commanded by God’s Ten Supreme Laws (or “Commandments”). 
In other words, by willingly turning the former Laws into our own moral compass, we make sure that our 
lives slowly acquire the justice, mercy, and humility that characterize our heavenly Father; so that, in the 
process, we end up becoming “Sons of God”. As is written: «Ye are the 
children of the Lord your God
… I 
have said, “
Ye are gods
; and all of you are 
children of the most High
...”»- Deut. 14:1, Psalm 82:6, King 
James Bible. 
And just as Scripture states that, upon his death, David was sent to rest with his fathers (“So 
David slept with
his fathers
, and was buried in the city of David”- 1 Kings 2:10), so will [upon their death] God’s children be 
sent to rest with their Heavenly Father. 
And whence we get the Holy One never expected God fearing Israelites to attain absolute moral perfection? 
We get it from the fact that, though they never achieved such perfection, the former verses refer to them as 
“gods”, “children of the Lord”, and “children of the most High”. In fact, the Creator Himself goes on to 
describe them as “Holy people”. 
As is written: “