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*SERMON ON THE MOUNT 5-7*
Introduction to the teacher (4:23-5:2)
I. Public Routine
A.
His Heralding (vs.
23)
1. Gospel of the Kingdom
B.
His Healing (vs.
23)
1.
Among the People
2. All manner of sickness
3. All manner of Disease
II.
Public Regard (vs.
24-25)
A.
His Fame (vs.
24)
1. Went throughout all Syria
2. They brought. .
.
B.
His Following (vs.25)
1. Great multitudes (Pl) of people
2. Galilee, Deco polis, Jerusalem, Judea, beyond Jordan
/Having seen the savior in his initial ministry of preaching and healing lives, the momentum of his person leads a seeking, starving, and shepherd less multitude to his provision.
Our lord demonstrates his wisdom even in the simple things of location to effectively talk and teach these masses.
He begins with foundational sayings that foster a mind for an upcoming amplified explanation of what they have heard all their lives but will now have exposed to them./
I.
Prudent Location (vs.
5:1)
A.
Seeing the Multitude
B.
Sitting in the Mountain
II.
Primary Lessons (5:2- 5:12)
A.
Foundational Sayings
1. Blessed are the poor in spirit . . .
(vs. 3)
2. Blessed are they that mourn . . .
(vs. 4)
3. Blessed are the meek . . .
(vs. 5)
4. Blessed are they that hunger and thirst . . .
(vs. 6)
5. Blessed are the merciful . . .
(vs. 7)
6. Blessed are the pure in heart . . .
(vs. 8)
7. Blessed are the peacemakers . . .
(vs. 9)
8. Blessed are they that have been persecuted . . .
(vs. 10)
9. Blessed are you when men shall reproach you . . .
(vs. 11)
B.
Faithful Security (5:12)
1. Rejoice and be exceedingly glad . . .
2. Reward for faithfulness
III.
A Distinct People (5:13- 5:16)
A.
Salt of the Earth (vs.
13)
1. The savor of salt
2. The status of the salt
B.
Light of the World (vs.
14-16)
1. City set on hill
2. The hidden lamp
3. The shining light
4.
The glory of the light
IV.
A Distinct Purpose (5:17- 5:20)
A.
Jesus fulfills the Old Testament Scripture (vs.
17)
1.
He didn’t come to destroy them.
2.
He did come to declare them through His life.
B.
Jesus is faithful to the Old Testament Scripture (vs.
17)
1. Consideration to the details of the law
2. Commitment to the destiny of the law
C.
Jesus forbids the breaking of Old Testament Scripture (vs.
18-20)
1. Kingdom status is connected to observation and obedience of the law
2. Kingdom stature is connect to observation and obedience of the law
/The Repeated use of Kingdom gives us an easy transition into the demands of the law as they were intended by God and now rehearsed and explained by the messiah.
The flow of information begins with our discourse of five familiar points of the law with the amplified authority of the king of kings.
We are given a glimpse of the practice demanded by the king over His provincial rule./
The Provincial Practice and Amplified Authority (5:21- 5:26)
I.
The Amplified Authority of Christ on Anger.
(5:21-26)
A.
Thou shalt not kill; but I say unto you (vs.
21)
1. They had heard and interpretation of the Law of Moses.
2. They had heard the penalty of the Law of Moses.
3. Jesus gives the true teaching of the Law.
B.
The danger of anger (vs.
22)
1. It can destroy you relationships with your brother.
2. It can destroy you reverence toward your God.
C.
The duty of the audience (vs.
23-24)
1. Seek forgiveness.
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