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“They Say…But I Say” - Matthew 5:17-48
Six times in this chapter, Jesus refers to things the Pharisees taught, and then gives God’s viewpoint in contrast. The King James expresses it, “Ye have heard it said…but I say….” Here in the first part of the Sermon on the Mount, as Jesus begins His public ministry, it was essential He give this foundational teachings concerning true righteousness.
Jesus and Temptation
A foundational doctrine of the Church has always been that Satan does tempt people.
Adam and Eve
The chronicle of Adam and Eve is not a legend. They existed as actual human beings. If they were mythical figures, Luke could not have traced Jesus’ genealogy back to Adam (Luke 3:38).
How Jesus Treated Women
The focus of this study is the biblical foundation for the development of marital communication skills. In order to accomplish this, Christ’s communicative methods used in His conversations with five women will be examined. The conclusions drawn from His interaction with them will show why His technique must serve as the final authority for effective marital communication.
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Biblical
- “They Say…But I Say” - Matthew 5:17-48
- Jesus and Temptation
- Adam and Eve
- David and Goliath
- The Character of Jesus
- CSI Calvary
- The Blind Man and the Spit
Marital
- How Jesus Treated Women
- Slow Suicide by Caffeine
- You Know You’re Growing Older When…
- Qualities and Characteristics of a Good Husband
- Marriage and Tithing
- Why Valentine’s Day?
- Flirting at the Workplace: Freedom or Bondage?