Matthew
Luke
- The first beatitude in Matthew is closer to the original in 'Q', but this reflects Luke's concern for the poor.
- Again, the author of Luke has altered the original, as seen in Matthew, to suit a concern for the poor and hungry.
The teachings of Paul about Jesus Christ far more than the teachings of Jesus Himself, blessed be His name.
The Sermon on the Mount in the Bible was addressed to Jesus' disciples and the crowds gathered to listen to him teach. It is a collection of Jesus' teachings on how to live a righteous life and be blessed by God.
Those who wrote the Scripture were witnesses of what Jesus said, and they have passed his teachings on to us.
AnswerAccording to Christian teachings, Jesus did come for a purpose. He came to atone for the sins of those who believe in him, so that they can be 'saved'.
Because all the days Jesus walked on earth, He walked in humility. God loved those who hated him and blessed those who cursed him.
those who did not see the nail prints and hole in Jesus' side
The whole teaching was called the Sermon on the Mount because Jesus taught from a mountainside with people sat around him. Within this Sermon, there were a group of simple 'sayings' which all began with "Blessed are...." - for example, "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth". These are known as 2The Beatitudes"
The teachings of Jesus ARE Christ's message because he was Jesus Christ. Christ and Jesus are the same person.
Those who are Saved By the Lord Jesus are the sons & daughters of the Virgin Mary.
A disciple is a student. All those that follow the teachings of Jesus and strive to learn from him are his disciples.
.Catholic AnswerThe benefits of practicing Catholicism is that you are following the teachings of Our Blessed Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, in the only Church that He founded, and you have a firm hope of heaven.
No Jesus was talking of poor in spirit, and nothing to do with finance. As those who are "Poor in Spirit" have the most to gain.