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Matthew 5:32 · BSB
5:32 But I tell you that anyone who divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, brings adultery upon her. And he who marries a divorced woman commits adultery.
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If you have your Bibles, I want you to turn toMatthew chapter 5. Matthew chapter 5, a boy came to his dad and said, Dad, I just turned 16, or this year I'm going to turn 16, and I wonder if you'd buy me a car…
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…therefore it is our duty and our responsibility to seize every opportunity to propagate and to proclaim this gospel. And the Bible says in MatthewMatthew chapter 5, from verse 14. It says this you are the light of the world. A town built on a hill that cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put…
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…forgiveness for how we act all the time. No, we have this power in us that empowers us to defy our circumstances. Allow me to demonstrate. This isMatthew chapter 5, starting at verse 21. Jesus says, You have heard that it was said of those of old. In other words, some translation says, You have heard of old,…
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…get to look at God's Word, and music and worship stir our hearts and cause the Word of God to be received, and so open your Bibles, if you will, toMatthew, chapter 5. We'll read our text in just a bit. You know, the entire theme of our current series could be expressed with the statement that God has created you…
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…a little closer to being able to do that well. John's focus verse, one of the ones he focused on last week was from, Jesus' sermon on the mouth inMatthew chapter 5. I'm gonna go ahead and read it, for us again real quick. You are the salt of the earth, but if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it, be made…
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…give you all the answers and you walk away knowing everything you ever needed to know today. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus starts this way inMatthew chapter 5. Now, when Jesus saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. His disciples came to him and he began to teach them. He said, blessed…
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…Great Sermon on the Mount. The Sermon on the Mount is the greatest masterpiece of our Lord. It was the first sermon ever preached. It's found inMatthew Chapter 5, Matthew Chapter 6, and Matthew Chapter 7. We've now made it through chapter five. We began chapter six last time, when Jesus dealt with the…
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…it's an invitation to a deeper faith. It's right, it's an invitation to a deeper faith. So what we're going to do today is we're going to go toMatthew, chapter 5, and we're going to see how Jesus challenged people to examine what they believe and deconstruct what was untrue so they could hold on to what is…
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…way because from chapter 1 to chapter 4, he's talking about the arrival of the kingdom, matthew. Chapter 1 to verse 4 the arrival of the kingdom,matthew. Chapter 5To verse 7, he's talking about the message of the kingdom. And that is why in chapter 5 you have the beatitudes blessed at the meek, blessed at…
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…of Matthew, Chapter 7. We're on the last section, and you remember in the last two sections I mentioned this last time, the last two sections ofMatthew, Chapter 5. Jesus deals with our reaction and our behavior toward our enemies. In the passages prior to these, Jesus dealt with our reaction or he dealt with…
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…and instead love everyone in the way that God first. Loved us. So, if you have a Bible with you or you want to follow along on the screen, we're inMatthew chapter 5, Jesus famous Sermon on the Mount. Where he said this: “You have heard that it was said, love your neighbor and hate your enemy.” You all have…
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…side. If people oppose you, if they're bad to you, if they're the enemies of you, you can actually hate them. Which is what Jesus unpacked inMatthew chapter 5. If you ever want to read an amazing little section of scripture where you get a lot of Jesus words, a lot of tough words, a lot of, in your face,…
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…We'll do both of those things. when Peter mentions living good lives, he is alluding here to the words of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mountain inMatthew chapter 5. And at the end of Matthew 5, or partway through Matthew 5, Jesus says to his disciples that they will be persecuted. And immediately after saying…
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…of God, and I'm really enjoying the series that we're doing on The Greatest Sermon Ever Preached, and that's the Sermon on the Mount covered inMatthew Chapter 5, Matthew Chapter 6 and Matthew Chapter 7. As you can see on the screen, I have Matthew 5, verses 38 through 42, and I've been titled Our Remarks…
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…we often find ourselves doing because now we are waiting for the second coming. We're waiting for God to work in our heart, to work in our life. InMatthew chapter 5, it starts off that sermon on the mount with the Beatitudes. Remember those blessed are, happy are, and it describes different people. Blessed are…
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…is how much James is simply echoing the words of Jesus. I've chosen this series to follow the Sermon on the Mount for this reason. So remember,Matthew chapter 5, blessed are you when others revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you falsely on my account. Rejoice and be glad for…
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…it could be translated blessedness, or actually it's in a plural form. So it's blessings and blessednesses. If you think about when Jesus spoke inMatthew chapter 5in the Sermon on the Mount, and he began with the Beatitudes, we've done a series of those throughout 2023 on our Triangle Podcast, and he talks…
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…and more joyful. And that is my prayer for these few weeks together in God's word. The first answer to why Christmas that we'll look at is found inMatthew chapter 5. Matthew 5, where Jesus is beginning his famous sermon on the mount. And he clarifies here one reason he did not come, as well as one really…
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…to be perfect. Some are OK with being average or OK or good. But in the Scriptures there is an expectation of perfection. Watch what I mean inMatthew chapter 5and verse 48. Therefore you shall be perfect just as your Father in Heaven is perfect. And Colossians one and 28 Jesus. We preach warning every man…
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…and make sure everyone who has one has one. We are returning to the same passage we began with back at the end of September. We are looking atMatthew chapter 5. When we looked at it before, we talked about the church as an embassy, as we talked about church being a city set upon a hill. This is one of the…
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