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    Fulfillment of The Sermon on the Mount Revealed within Left to Tell The Rwandan Holocaust in 1994 was a hideous manifestation of humans’ cruelty towards each other. The extremist Hutus started this genocide in hopes of exterminating the Tutsis in Rwanda. As a result of this savagery, many Tutsis in Rwanda fled to other countries, lived in hiding until the genocide was over, and were massacred. In Immaculee Ilibagiza’s memoir of Left to Tell, Immaculee, as a survivor of the Rwandan Holocaust,…

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    Yeshua Character Analysis

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    son of man, did he use the term to humble himself, or did he use it to exalt his status to that of a divine judge? • Did Yeshua choose the Mount of the Beatitudes for his Sermon on the Mount to harken back to the hideouts of previous revolutionaries, or was it matter only a matter of personal preference or convenience? • Did Yeshua have the Sermon on the Mount to only teach about morals, or was it a rally to create interest in his movement? • Was Pilate coaxed into condemning Yeshua by the…

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    “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.”(Matthew 5:9) In simpler terms, those who make peace will be known as God’s children. This is the seventh Beatitude that Jesus preached in His Sermon on the Mount. A Beatitude is a characteristic in which we can learn from. Most people strive to become peacemakers or help contribute to world peace in some significant way. To help people succeed in becoming peacemakers, God has given us peace through Him. The Bible provides a…

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    This week’s readings are a combination of John Wesley’s sermons and other theological writings. The first sermon discussed how humans were made in the image of God, how this image was lost in sin due to the Fall, and how the image can be recovered through humility, charity, and the law of the Spirit. Within the second sermon, Wesley spoke of salvation from sin through faith in Christ. He felt this salvation through faith could be attained by any during their time on earth. However, the faith he…

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    evangelize, Matthew’s Gospel was intended for people who had already accepted faith and needed guidance on how to live a Christian life. The sermon on the Mount is an example of this. A component of maturing as humans is to learn how to question things and read them with a questioning eye. (102) There are various ways of interpreting the sermon on the Mount, however, Wright argues that the central truth in this passage is that Jesus’ work is God’s future in the present; which are life habits…

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    The Sermon on the Mount was a moral teaching opportunity that Jesus provided His disciples, the Beatitudes and the Lord’s Prayer are very important and well-known teachings from the Sermon on the Mount. He was also sought out by non-believers for His lessons as seen with the Sadducees, “The same day the Sadducees, who say there is no resurrection, came…

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    the wealth of a man could be determined by the amount of land he possessed, the number servants he commanded, how many wives he had and the amount livestock he owned. To be rich in these things was to be blessed by God. However, during his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus taught "Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys, and where thieves do…

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    2006, p. 83). The Gospel Matthew was a rewriting of Mark’s Gospel. The Gospel seeks to guide the way of life for Jesus’ Followers (Harrelson, 2013, p. 1745). The Gospel instructs God’s will. Matthew’s focus is on Jesus as the teacher in his Sermon on the Mount (Varughese, 2006, p. 284). To summarize Exodus would begin as the Israelites are at Mt. Sinai three weeks after leaving Egypt. He tells the people he will be their only God, and he is the one who brought them out of Egypt (Harrelson,…

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    ninth of Dhu al-Hijjah, the Prophet mounted his camel and delivered his historical sermon at the Mount of Mercy. In order to address the people at a distance, one of the Prophet’s companion repeated his exact words in a loud voice. This was the last sermon delivered by the Holy Prophet during the only pilgrimage he performed. For this reason, the speech that he gave is known as Khutba-e-hajjatul-Wida. The Last Sermon of the Holy Prophet contained much guidance and instructions on many issues. It…

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    Bunyan used realism when he wrote his sermons for the church, then later extended them to sell. The realism is there to tell a lesson and he used details to make the “graphics” more comprehensive for the human mind during the 1600s. However, not all Bunyan’s works were realistic. He used several…

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