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Sermon on the mount

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Teachings that Jesus gave on the mount of olives. These included The beatitudes, comparison of salt- light, teachings about anger,retaliation, love and enemies, fasting, and alms givings

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The parable of the good samaratan

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Parable about man who gets beat up and robbed, and nobody will help other than the Samaritan

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Parable of the prodigal son

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Two sons, one asks for inheritance and spends it all, he son returns.

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Last supper

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The last supper that Jesus ate, he did it with is decouples and celebrated the Passover.

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Love

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creates accentuntation of the other and diminish men of the self. Caring more about the other person than yourself.

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2reasons why love forms the heart of Jesus teaching.

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2reasons why love forms the heart of Jesus teaching.

  • love stands as the sign of gods kingdom on earth.
  • love is the power by witch Gods kingdom develops.
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3 things love can do

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  1. Breaks the chain of evil
  2. loves actions can change people.
  3. Love creates positive energy
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The three things love is

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Love is a sign
Love is a power
Love is to be extended to enemies.

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Robe

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Robe- total acceptance

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Sandals

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Without them is slavery

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Ring/signet ring

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Part of the family

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Fattened cow

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A feast of celebration

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Prayer

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raising our hearts and minds to God

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4 purposes of prayer

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Adoration
Contrition
Thanksgiving
Supplication

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How did Jesus pray

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Often, in different settings, and in different ways

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Often

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Desert

  • synagogue
  • baptism
  • before selecting apostles
  • garden
  • cross
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Different settings

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privately

  • with friends
  • in community(synagogue, temple)
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Different ways

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Inner dimension
Fixed prayer ex: our father, Hail Mary
Free prayer ex: spontaneous, intentioned
Outer dimension :(body posture ex- standing or kneeling, or hands)

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Our father

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father Aramaic (daddy)

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Golothia

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The skull, where the Romans crucified people

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Resurection of Jesus

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Jesus coming back from the dead 3 days after his death

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Jesus post death appearances

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He appeared to the apostles and the had trouble recognising him for a while.

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Levites

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A member of the tribe of Levi

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Samaritan

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A type of Jew that was hated by the other Jews

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Unconditional forgiveness

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How hod will forgive you no matter what you do

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The Lord’s Prayer

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Two sides your petitions, our petitions

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Your petitions

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Hallowed be thy name

  • Thy kingdom come
  • Thy will be done
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Our petitions

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give us this day

-our daily bread

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Aramaic

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The language that Jesus spoke

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Blasphemy

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the act or offense of speaking sacrilegiously about God or sacred things; profane talk.
“Jesus was accused of this

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Beatitudes

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Beatitudes are the set of teachings by Jesus that begin “Blessed are…”

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Symbolism of Passover, lamb, wine, unleavened blind, bitter herbs, salt water, red sause

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Lamb

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  1. Discuss why the following two quotes of Jesus are significant.
    This is my body, which will be given up for you.
    Do this in remembrance of me.
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This is my body… This initiates transubstantiation
Do this in remembrance of me,
-establishment of the priesthood.

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Happy are you the poor in spirit, yours is the kingdom of heaven.

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  • Happy are you who recognize your poverty and know that you need
    ( in poverty).
  • Happy are you who know all things come from God.
  • Happy are you place your trust in God and God becomes the center
    priority of your life.
  • The reign of God will settle upon you as you transform more and more
    to your centeredness on God.
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Happy are you who mourn, you shall be comforted.

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disappointment and sorrow you have.

  • Comfort comes in recognizing that God is there(comfort)
  • Comfort comes in the help and support of others.
  • Comfort comes in knowledge of Grief and how it works. (Grief Process)
  • Comfort comes in remembering being poor in spirit.
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Happy are you who are meek, you will inherit the land.

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  • Meekness is quiet strength and confidence.
  • Meekness comes more profoundly as one submits more to God’s will
    than our own will.
  • Meekness springs from security, not weakness.
  • Meek persons do not fight back. This is not because they cannot. It is
    because they know they are too strong to need to.
  • Meekness is grounded in poverty in spirit.
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Happy are you who hunger and thirst for justice, you shall be satisfied.

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  • How much (appetite) do you desire change.
  • The stronger the desire the more outcome of justice will be achieved.
  • Hunger and thirst indicates the degree of passion of your desire.
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Happy are you who are merciful, you shall be shown mercy.

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  • Mercy will come to those who give it.
  • To forgive is to let go.
  • Forgive is not just a theological virtue but a practical virtue.
  • Not to forgive, is to be imprisoned.
  • One must also forgive oneself.
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Happy are you who are pure of heart, you shall see God.

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  • Will one thing. To submit more and more to God’s will.
  • God will become more and more part of you…He will consume you.
  • You will see God in all things!
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Happy are the peacemakers, you will be called the children of God.

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  • Immediate action to move toward reconciliation.
  • Meekness and mercy is required.
  • Listen to your enemy and know he/she is hurting also.
  • Follow the principles of conflict resolution.
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Happy are you who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness, yours
is the kingdom of God.

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You will be transformed, not the way the world thinks.

  • It is not easy to confront the world.
  • The strengths come from the previous beatitudes.
  • Anything worthwhile requires sacrifice……The Cross.

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