The Beatitudes
Those who forgive others
Who are the merciful?
Jesus came to do this to the Law
What is fulfill?
The foundation someone builds on if they hear the words of Christ and ignore it
What is sand?
Expert in law and Scripture; copied texts, wrote legal documents, served as judges in courts
What is a scribe?
What is the Lost Sheep or the Lost Coin?
Those who stay close to God
Who are the pure in heart?
Two things used to illustrate the impact we have on those around us
What is salt and light?
The focus of the second half of the Lord's prayer
What are human needs?
Influential Jewish religious party; strictly followed written and oral Torah laws
What is a Pharisee?
God's persistent invitation to salvation through Jesus Christ
What is the Wedding Fest?
Those who reflect God's love and bring people together
Who are the peacemakers?
Those responsible for obeying the law's intended purpose
Who are kingdom citizens?
A key observation about the Lord's prayer
What is short?
First five books of the Bible
What is the Torah?
Forgive in proportion to the immense forgiveness we have received
What is the Unforgiving Servant?
Those who are humble, patient, and gentle
Who are the meek?
The intended purpose of the law
What is loving God and loving others?
Those that appear harmless, but lead people astray
What are false prophets?
Having a right relationship with God
What is righteousness?
Spiritual righteousness comes from merciful action
What is the Good Samaritan?
Those who are open and willing to listen to God
Who are the poor in spirit?
The scribes and Pharisees understanding of the law focused on this
The five essential categories of prayer
What are adoration, submission, petition, confession, and protection?
A small leather box containing Hebrew texts on vellum, worn by Jewish men at morning prayer as a reminder to keep the law.
What is a phylactery?
Highlights foolishness of storing up earthly treasures
What is the Rich Fool?