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Below you will find a wide variety of different types of Beatitudes printables – both for adults and for children – to use while learning this amazing collection of scripture from the Bible! Meditate on the important message of the Beatitudes with these free printable Beatitudes coloring pages!
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In this lesson, let's consider "The Beatitudes" from the viewpoint of the question: "Who will be the citizens of the kingdom?" [In other words, what is the character required of the citizens of the kingdom?]
The main research problem: An exegesis of the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:3-12, exploring their original meaning and discovering the requirements to enter and live in Gods’ kingdom. Key questions for this research: What was the original meaning of the text for the original audience?
Matthew 5:3-11 focuses on core attitudes of mind and heart and the implied accompanying actions that are to be characteristic of individual Christians and groups in the early Christian church communities for whom Matthew was writing.
Let’s look at the first Beatitude: 'Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.' (Slide of Matthew 5:3 and Poor in Spirit character.) ‘The kingdom of heaven’ means ‘God’s family’. But what does 'poor in spirit' mean? Is that like not having any spirit in your wallet or purse or pockets?
Today we are examining the first of the eight Beatitudes of the Gospel of Matthew. Jesus begins to proclaim his path to happiness with a paradoxical announcement: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” (5:3). It is a surprising path and poverty is a strange condition for beatitude.
