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2. The Beatitudes Explained ~ Jesus Teaching on the Mount

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4. The Beatitudes are a different beast altogether

5. The Beatitudes Explained as Jesus teaching from the Mount

6. From afar, he saw the Mount of the Beatitudes.

7. Impermanence, powerless, and paradox are just three lessons of the Beatitudes

8. Beatitude (plural Beatitudes) (uncountable) Supreme, utmost bliss and happiness

9. The Eight Beatitudes form the core of the Christian life

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11. The Community of the Beatitudes is a Catholic community present in twenty countries

12. The Beatitudes offer a vision of what it means to follow Jesus Christ.

13. It is debated as to exactly how many Beatitudes there are

14. The eight Beatitudes are the teachings of Jesus during his Sermon on the Mount (Beatitudes Mountain) in which he describes the attitudes and actions that should characterise his followers and disciples.

15. The Beatitudes are considered by the Church, to contain the most concise summary of the spiritual life of man. The eight Beatitudes are the teachings of Jesus during his Sermon on the Mount (Beatitudes Mountain) in which he describes the attitudes and actions that should characterise his followers and disciples

16. The fuller account and the more prominent place given the Beatitudes in St

17. "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth" is one of the Beatitudes.

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19. Schulz title to the Beatitudes, it might be “Happi-ness is …” The word “Beatitude” comes from …

20. The purpose of the Beatitudes is to inspire you to act in certain ways

21. Synonyms for Blessednesses include happinesses, blisses, blissfulnesses, felicity, beatitudes, contents, gladnesses, joys, pleasures and nirvanas

22. Named from the initial words (beati sunt, “blessed are”) of those sayings in the Latin Vulgate Bible, the Beatitudes describe the blessedness of those who have certain qualities or experiences peculiar to those belonging to the Kingdom of Heaven. Beatitudes, Church of the

23. The Beatitudes * 3 “Blessed are the poor in spirit, * for theirs is the kingdom of heaven

24. The Beatitudes are considered by the Church, to contain the most concise summary of the spiritual life of man

25. Introduction of the Beatitudes As a kid, my favorite cartoon was Peanuts and good ole Charlie Brown

26. The beatitudes are counter-cultural, because they correct and challenge the ways in which we understand happiness.

27. The Beatitudes are the teachings of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:1-10)

28. The Beatitudes are a series of blessings that are found in the fifth chapter of Matthew in the Christian Bible

29. The Beatitudes aren’t just a list of nice sayings—their truth transforms us from the inside out

30. THE EIGHT Beatitudes OF JESUS Jesus Christ gave us the Eight Beatitudes in the Sermon on the Mount near the Sea of Galilee, recorded for all posterity in the Gospel of Matthew, the first Book of the New Testament of the Bible

31. The Beatitudes: Pastoral Messages from Matthew 5:1-12 with a Study Guide for Personal or Group Reflection

32. Jesus teaches us that if we live according to the Beatitudes, we will live a happy Christian life

33. Truly then, the Beatitudes test the personal integrity of our lives and of our interpretation of true happiness. Sentencedict.com

34. Commonly called "The Beatitudes," this section is the most descriptive word-portrait of a servant ever recorded

35. The word is from the Latin beatus, meaning “blessed,” and each of the Beatitudes begins with the word blessed

36. The Beatitudes do not provide specific directions on how we should live our lives, as the Ten Commandments do.

37. The Beatitudes were a series of blessings declared by Jesus during His "Sermon on the Mount" found in the Gospels of Matthew. In contrast to the 10 Commandments given to Moses, Jesus gives the Beatitudes in a positive spirit, listing the values in …

38. THE EIGHT BeatitudeS & THEIR MEANINGS #1 Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven

39. THE EIGHT Beatitudes & THEIR MEANINGS #1 Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven

40. The Sermon on the Mount found in the Gospel of Matthew proclaims some of the richest and most familiar teachings of Jesus: the Beatitudes

41. There are many who need the Beatitudes explained to them for a lack of reading material, spiritual discernment, and possibly a lack …

42. The Beatitudes - And seeing the multitudes, He went up on a mountain, and when He was seated His disciples came to Him

43. The Eight Beatitudes of Jesus - Matthew 5:3-10 "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven

44. The Beatitudes refer to the eight (depending on how you count them) "blessed are" statements in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount

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46. Lay members are married or single, who wish to follow Christ on the path of the Beatitudes by sharing a fraternal life, prayer life, and mission.

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48. Beatitudes Campus was founded in 1965 as a place where older adults could live, learn, and grow through all the days of their lives

49. Some speak of seven, nine, or ten Beatitudes, but the number appears to be eight (verses 10-12 of Matthew 5 being one beatitude)

50. To Be Blessed Means … One of my favorite Scripture passages is the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:1-12, where Jesus lists what it means to be Blessed

51. Our Foundation helps continue our non-profit mission to serve seniors at Beatitudes as well as in the local community and the greater Phoenix area.

52. The eight Beatitudes are therefore, the roadmap Jesus gives to us to help us find the utmost bliss in this world and in the next

53. Some speak of seven, nine, or ten Beatitudes, but the number appears to be eight (verses 10-12 of Matthew 5 being one Beatitude)

54. In the Latin of the Vulgate, beatus, the word for blessed, happy, or fortunate, begins certain verses such as Psalm 1:1: "Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked."Old Testament Beatitudes begin with the Hebrew word asre and the New Testament Beatitudes with the Greek word makarios [].

55. Beatitudes Campus is the place for North Central Phoenix seniors to live, learn and grow within comfortable, caring neighborhoods situated in a thriving faith-based community

56. The best approach to this topic will be for us to go through the Beatitudes one by one, highlighting how people can live out each beatitude.

57. The Beatitudes move in an order that describes the process of spiritual growth by which we can evaluate our spiritual condition as citizens in God’s Kingdom

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59. Beatitudes, THE EIGHT, the solemn blessings (beatitudines, benedictiones) which mark the opening of the Sermon on the Mount, the very first of Our Lord’s sermons in the Gospel of St

60. The happinesses described in the Psalms and Proverbs, and particularly those spoken of by Jesus Christ in his Sermon on the Mount, are often called “ beatitudes ” or “Blessednesses.” ad pp

61. Those not familiar with The Beatitudes may be taken aback when they read them and discover that the secret to happiness is hungering, thirsting, and being persecuted for what is right, living meekly, mourning

62. The Beatitudes are a radically bold statement of Jesus’ intent to establish the kingdom of heaven on earth, which will bring true peace and freedom for all who dare to follow him as his disciples

63. One commentator suggests that the Antitheses on murder, adultery, oaths, and, next week, on judicial revenge and hatred of our enemies, may be seen as a kind of exegesis or exploration of the beatitudes themselves

64. The Beatitudes provide a dizzying commentary designed to turn upside down the political and social world of the Roman Empire of Caesar Augustus and of the Jewish religious elite of Judea and Jerusalem

65. A paraphrase of the Beatitudes from Matthew 5:3-16, the hymn maintains the two-part structure of Scripture in each blessing in the stanzas—“Blest are they, the poor in spirit; theirs in the kingdom of God”—each

66. Matthew are quite in accordance with the scope and the tendency of the First Gospel, in which the spiritual character of the Messianic kingdom — the paramount idea of the Beatitudes — is consistently put forward, in sharp contrast with Jewish prejudices.

67. The Beatitudes are a radically bold statement of Jesus’ intent to establish the kingdom of heaven on earth, which will bring true peace and freedom for all who dare to follow him as his disciples. It is through those disciples that his …

68. This is simply because if we are able to stand up under trial and misunderstanding and persecution, we will surely observe all the other Beatitudes, rejecting a false happiness and embracing the goods of the active life and the final heavenly contemplative life.

69. The Beatitudes are: Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven; blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted; blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth; blessed are those who hunger and thirst for

70. The happinesses described in the Psalms and Proverbs, and particularly those spoken of by Jesus Christ in his Sermon on the Mount, are often termed “beatitudes” or “Blessednesses.” However, “happiness” is a more exact rendering of the Bible terms used, for both Hebrew and Greek have distinct words for “bless” (Heb., ba·rakhʹ

71. Hardon, S.J., writes in his Modern Catholic Dictionary, they are the "promises of happiness made by Christ to those who faithfully accept his teaching and follow his divine example."While, as mentioned, we refer to those in Heaven as in a state of beatitude, the happiness promised in the Eight Beatitudes is

72. Beatitude (n.) early 15c., "supreme happiness," from French béatitude (15c.) and directly from Latin beatitudinem (nominative beatitudo) "state of blessedness," from past participle stem of beare "make happy" (see Beatrice).Attested from 1520s as "a declaration of blessedness" (usually plural, Beatitudes, especially in reference to the Sermon on the Mount).

73. Beatitude is a word that means "supreme blessedness." The Church tells us, for instance, that the saints in Heaven live in a state of perpetual Beatitude. Most of the time, however, when people use the word they are referring to the Eight Beatitudes, which were delivered by Jesus Christ to His disciples during His Sermon on the Mount.

74. This kingdom and this salvation, which are the key words of Jesus Christ's evangelization, are available to every human being as grace and mercy, and yet at the same time each individual must gain them by force - they belong to the violent, says the Lord,[24] through toil and suffering, through a life lived according to the Gospel, through abnegation and the cross, through the spirit of the beatitudes.