Sermon on the Mount Session 1
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The document provides an overview and analysis of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. It discusses how the sermon established a new kingdom and law for God, with Jesus teaching a counter-cultural message that went against both legalism and license. The sermon contained radical teachings like loving enemies and shocking sayings like plucking out one's eye if it causes sin, challenging listeners to live differently than others and enter the kingdom of God.
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