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Matthew 5:20 · BSB
5:20 For I tell you that unless your righteousness exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.
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…unknown or unconsidered. Now the most obvious example for this is during the Sermon on the Mount we looked at around this time last year. InMatthew chapter 5, Jesus teaches the true meaning behind the Jewish law. In verses 21, 27, 31, 33 of chapter 5, he uses the phrase, you have heard it said, or…
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Will it stand for the reading of God's word is two of our seniors? Olivia Island Lane Jones, Come and read to us fromMatthew Chapter 5, the Beatitudes. All right, seeing the crowds he went up on the mountain and when he sat down his disciples came to him and he opened his mouth and…
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…a blessing over us. He says, you'll be blessed. Now where does that come from? Well, he's simply passing along here what Jesus himself said inMatthew chapter 5. Remember where Jesus says in the Sermon on the Mount, Of course, being reviled isn't good in and of itself. But Jesus says, If you're reviled on…
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…about, all of these submitting explanatory commands, we will not do with perfection, but when we fail to do them, we should mourn our sin. Jesus inMatthew chapter 5, the Sermon on the Mount, called the Beatitudes, he says, blessed, you could insert there, happy or joyful, are those who mourn, for they shall be…
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…Jesus calls us to live, for all intents and purposes, for a completely upside-down kingdom, and involves the beautiful attitudes of Jesus. Verse 3,Matthew chapter 5. Jesus said, Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. In the last few years, they've been pretty full-on. And if they…
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…is okay with these things. Of course, coming up against the government in that way is actually the exact opposite of what we see in the Bible.Matthew chapter 5, Jesus says, blessed are the peacemakers. Romans chapter 13, Paul tells the church to honor the authorities, to submit to them. And of course, if…
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Good morning, church family. Today we're going to read fromMatthew chapter 5, and we're reading from verses 7 through to 13. Jesus is continuing to teach his disciples, teach us, and now he's continuing with prayer. So we're…
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…in the people and to have them here, alright we're really praying hard for that to happen. Alright, that's enough of the infomercial. Let's jump inMatthew chapter 5, Matthew chapter 6, and Matthew chapter 7 are what we've been calling the Sermon on the Mount where Jesus took his disciples with some other…
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…week was really, really good, really timely. Listen, if you haven't been here this week, let me just welcome you into a series that we're doing onMatthew chapter 5, through Matthew chapter 7 over the summer. What we've been doing is we've been kind of plodding through these three chapters and looking at this…
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…idols of its own choosing. Now, what should the church expect in its relationship to the world? Well, at one point, Jesus says to his followers inMatthew chapter 5, for example, that you're going to be salt and light in the world and people will see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven. So on the…
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…of the law. It was added. Because of transgressions. Was added. Because of sin. Until. The seed. To whom. The promise referred. Had come. InMatthew. Chapter 5. Jesus. Jesus. Gathers. God's people. To himself. On the mountaintop. Reference. To. God. And Moses. Right here. In the reparting. Of the law. And…
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…I'm saying, like, I just don't do that. Like, that's not something that's a part of my life. And Jesus does this thing in the Beatitudes inMatthew chapter 5, it's brilliantly done, because here's what happens. He walks through some characteristics that we as believers are supposed to have in our life…
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…of you who know Jesus and now the goal is how do I live Kingdom living towards Jesus? Secondly, I just want you to know that all of the message inMatthew chapters 5through 7, they carry this theme of a now and a not yet okay? Now, I know this a little bit deep for some of you, so let me explain what that…
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…19, verse 18. So, Jesus himself is in favor of Leviticus at some level. Indeed, Jesus uses this command to clarify other laws, as we see inMatthew chapter 5, the whole Sermon on the Mount, really. And to summarize the laws demands the rich young ruler in Matthew 19. And it's also Mark 12 and Luke 10.…
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…If you think Judaism, there's a lot of great things God did. But you know what? Jesus is better and he's completing. He's fulfilling all of that.Matthew chapter 5, for those who want to read that more. But Matthew chapters 1 through 8, Hebrews chapters 3 through 10 in particular, all draw attention to that…
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…we would be wise to not learn from their mistakes. I don't know if that sentence made sense. All right, you get what I'm saying. So, let's look atMatthew chapter 5. So, turn there with me. It's the Sermon on the Mount. Matthew chapter 5 and verse 17. Jesus himself teaches here. Do not think that I've come to…
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…to the world, we can only do that after we have received and known God's good promises. If we're going to be like Lot, we hear Jesus' promise inMatthew chapter 5, blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted. If we are going to be like Lot, we start first with God's promise in Matthew chapter 5,…
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…our faith in Jesus Christ and we wonder whether it's worth holding on and being faithful, we remember God's precious and his very great promise inMatthew chapter 5, that though men speak all manner of evil against you on my account, you are blessed for great is your reward in heaven. When you are at the…
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…than Solomon. And Jesus teaches these very same things. Jesus also tells us to stay far away from sin. Remember, in the Sermon on the Mount,Matthew chapter 5, he says, this, if your right eye causes you to sin, tear it out and throw it away. For it is better that you lose one of your members than that…
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…tells us the sum of the law is to love God and to love others. And in fact, He tells us that we should love our neighbors as ourselves. And then inMatthew chapter 5, He tells us if someone asks you to go one mile with them, you should go two miles. And if someone asks you for your tunic, if they sue you for…
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