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Matthew 5:1
Excerpted from: Job and Self Evaluation (Part Three)

Let us understand the context here. He had been teaching the multitudes, there were a lot of people trying to listen to His words, but He went up on the mountain and spoke privately with His disciples. This was for them and we should get the picture here. This is for us. This is not for the general world, even though they could understand some of the stuff that He gave them here. But the Sermon on the Mount, as Matthew presents it, is a sermon directly to God's people - to the chosen.


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Are Humans Good or Evil?  
The Beatitudes, Part One: The Sermon on the Mount  
The Fruit of the Spirit: Joy  

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Blessed Are: Summary  
Blessing Promises: Our Spiritual Inheritance  
By This Shall All Men Know You  
Four Views of Christ (Part 3)   
Is the United States a Christian Nation? (Part 6)  
Matthew (Part Four)  
Poor in Spirit  
Purpose-Driven Acts of Conciliation  
Sow for Yourself  
Thou Shall Love Thy Neighbor  



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