The Gospel Of Matthew 3
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To find satisfaction in life we must
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Follow our own desires
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Find the job we are most suited for
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Marry the perfect mate
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Hunger and thirst for righteousness
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A Christian in the business world should
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Keep his beliefs about Christ private when at work
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Witness for Christ in his work day by his good works
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Give 10 percent of his earnings to missions work
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Use his good reputation to bring in more business
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A. Witness for Christ in his work day by his good worksExplanation
Men do not light a lamp and put it under a bushel. The bushel, of
course, is a unit of measure used in business. Christ’s followers should not
allow the claims of business to douse their witness for Him; better to put
the lamp on top of the bushel, that is, to use their business as a means of
sharing their Savior with others. Or, as Jesus suggested, put the lamp on a
stand so that it will give light to all in the house. He did not intend that we
should hoard the light of His matchless teaching to ourselves but that we
should share it with family and friends, that is, with everyone that comes
into the house. We should let our light shine before men so that as they see
our good works, they will glorify our Father in heavenRate this question:
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Becoming acceptable to God requires
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Maintaining outward religious practices
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Creating more laws than the Pharisees did
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Becoming a martyr
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Being imputed with the righteousness of the Son of God
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A. Being imputed with the righteousness of the Son of GodExplanation
In terms of being
admitted into the kingdom, our righteousness must exceed that of the scribes
and Pharisees. They contented themselves with religious ceremonies that
gave them an outward, ritual cleanness, but never changed their hearts. This
external righteousness without inward reality will never do. God requires
truth in our inner person; the only righteousness which will satisfy Him
is the perfection which He imputes to those
who accept His Son as only Lord and Savior
(2 Cor. 5:21).Rate this question:
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The Beatitudes describe
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The ideal subject in Christ’s kingdom
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The person who strictly follows the Law
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An unattainable lifestyle
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The world’s goals for success
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A. The ideal subject in Christ’s kingdomExplanation
The sermon opens with the Beatitudes, that is, blessings. These set forth
the ideal man of Christ’s kingdom. As we will see, the qualities described
and approved are the very opposite of those which the world valuesRate this question:
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A peacemaker is one who
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Has a peaceful disposition
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Loves peace
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Actively intervenes to make peace
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Is uncomfortable with conflict
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A. Actively intervenes to make peaceExplanation
A blessing is pronounced on the peacemakers; they shall be called sons
of God. Notice that the Lord is not speaking about people with a peaceful
disposition or even those who love peace; He is referring to those who
actively intervene to make peace.Rate this question:
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The Lord Jesus ___________ the law of Moses
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Repudiated
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Disobeyed
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Changed
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Upheld
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A. UpheldExplanation
It is the way of most revolutionary leaders to sever all ties with the
past and completely repudiate the traditional order. Not so with the Lord
Jesus. He consistently upheld the law of Moses and insisted that it must
be fulfilled. The law was given by God and was holy, just, and goodRate this question:
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For followers of Christ to be like salt is to
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Have a preserving effect on society
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Give people a thirst for righteousness
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Have a welcome and beneficial impact on others
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
Jesus likened His disciples to salt; they were to be to the world what
salt is to us in everyday life. Salt seasons food; it hinders the spread of
corruption; it creates thirst. So His followers were to add “flavor” to
human society, to serve as a preservative agent, and to make others long
for the type of righteousness described in the
preceding verses.Rate this question:
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Anger is justified whenever
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God’s honor is at stake or someone else is wronged
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We ourselves have been wronged
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Someone irritates us
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We are thwarted in our desires
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A. God’s honor is at stake or someone else is wrongedExplanation
Most
people can find what they think is a valid cause for their anger. Actually
the only times when anger is justified is when God’s honor is at stake or
whenever someone else is being wronged—but never in retaliation for
personal wrongs.Rate this question:
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From Jesus’ teaching we understand that love is a matter of
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The will
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Natural affections
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The emotions
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Physical response
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A. The willExplanation
But now a different day has dawned.
Jesus announces that we are to love our
enemies and pray for our persecutors. The
fact that love is commanded shows that it
is a matter of the will and not primarily of
the emotions. Obviously it is not the same
as natural affection, because it is not natural to love those who hate and
harm you. It is a supernatural grace and can be manifested only by those
who have divine life.Rate this question:
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The Sermon on the Mount
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Explains God’s plan of salvation
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Summarizes the character and conduct the King expects of His subjects
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Teaches unsaved people how to live
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Applies to all people
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A. Summarizes the character and conduct the King expects of His subjectsExplanation
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t is no accident that the so-called “Sermon on the Mount” is placed
at the beginning of the New Testament. Its position indicates its
importance. In it, the King summarizes the character and conduct which
He expects of His subjects.Rate this question:
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What Do You Say?Are you a citizen and subject in Christ’s kingdom? Share how one of the King’s commands is a challenge to you currently.
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