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07/27/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
Strong’s translations in brackets [ ]; author’s assertions in points < >
Sermon on the Mount —Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶7 3rd subdivision
•Place of moral character validates knowing divine faith. Hear for correction, morally, the judgment (Matt. 5:9 ¶1), “Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.”
41 And whosoever shall compel [to be a courier, i.e. (by impl.) to press into public service or compel to go] thee to go a mile* [a thousand paces], go with him twain.
(*Only gospel reference to “mile.”)

07/20/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
Strong’s translations in brackets [ ]; author’s assertions in points .
Sermon on the Mount —Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶7 2nd subdivision
•Person in mental conduct validates thinking in human hope. Read for reproof, mentally, the law (Ex. 20:16 ¶2), “Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.” (7th commandment law)
40 And if any man will sue [to distinguish, i.e. divide mentally or judicially] thee at the law* [through the idea of prescriptive usage], and take away thy coat , let him , have thy cloke , also.
(*Only gospel reference to “law.”)

07/13/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount—Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶7 1st subdivision
•Seed as word/Word validates immortal/mortal belief in words profitable for doctrine, (Matt. 22:37 ¶5 ) “with all thy mind”
38 Ye have heard that it hath been said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth: (Ex. 21:22-25 ¶9-2)
39 But I say unto you , That ye resist not evil : but whosoever shall smite thee , on thy right cheek , turn to him , the other also.

07/07/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount—Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶6 4th subdivision
•Things of spiritual manner validate exemplifying spiritual understanding. Keep for instruction, spiritually, the statute manner (Matt. 6:12 ¶2), “Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.”
37 But let your communication [something said including the thought ] be, Yea, yea; Nay, nay: for whatsoever is more than these cometh of evil .


Conclusion to Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶6
In the pronominal language of soul Jesus' words teach us that the old law is still unfulfilled when mortal communication as the fathers, sons, and holy ones is based on a self-existent sense of an unknown God who continues to be ignorantly worshipped.

06/30/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount—Visionary prophecy
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶6 3rd subdivision
•Place of moral character validates knowing divine faith. Hear for correction, morally, the judgment (Matt. 5:8 ¶1), “Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God.”
36 Neither shalt thou swear [take oath] by thy head [in the sense of seizing ], because thou canst not make one hair white or black.

06/22/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount—Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶6 2nd subdivision
•Person in mental conduct validates thinking in human hope. Read for reproof, mentally, the law, “Thou shalt not steal [thieve, deceive].”
(Ex. 20:15 ¶2),
34 But I say unto you, Swear [take oath] not at all; neither by heaven [as the abode of God]; for it is God's throne [a stately seat, impl. power]:
35 Nor by the earth [the world]; for it is his footstool [place beneath]: neither by Jerusalem [foundation, peaceful]; for it is the city [to bustle, warfare] of the great King [foundation of power].

06/15/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount —Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶6 1st subdivision
•Seed as word/Word validates immortal/mortal belief in words profitable for doctrine, “with all thy soul.” (Matt. 22:37 ¶5 )
33 Again, ye have heard that it hath been said by them of old time (Lev. 19:12 ¶7), Thou shalt not forswear [to commit perjury] thyself , but shalt perform [give back] unto the Lord [controller] thine oaths [(sacred) restraint) ]:

06/08/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount —Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶5 4th subdivision
•Things of spiritual manner validate exemplifying spiritual understanding. Keep for instruction, spiritually, the statute manner, “Give us this day our daily bread.” (Matt. 6:11 ¶2),
31 It hath been said, Whosoever shall put away his wife, let him give her a writing of divorcement: (Deut. 24:1-4 ¶1)
32 But I say unto you , That whosoever shall put away his wife, saving for the cause of fornication [indulge unlawful lust], causeth her to commit adultery [apostatize ]: and whosoever shall marry her that is divorced committeth adultery [a male paramour ].

Conclusion to Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶5: The Bible is a primer that teaches the old Judaic practices of law and the new Israelite practice in judgment of the law. The pronominal language of soul indicates how Jesus, through his spiritual insight into the immortal sense of soul, taught us to pray daily to be in control of the mortal senses of the body.

06/01/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount—Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶5 3rd subdivision
•Place of moral character validates knowing divine faith. Hear for correction, morally, the judgment, “Blessed are the merciful: for they shall obtain mercy.” (Matt. 5:7 ¶1)
30 And if thy right hand offend thee [to entice to sin ] cut it off, and cast it from thee : for it is profitable for thee : that one of thy members [a part of the body ] should perish [to destroy fully], and not that thy whole body [as a sound whole ] should be cast into hell [everlasting punishment].

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05/25/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount—Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶5 2nd subdivision
•Person in mental conduct validates thinking in human hope. Read for reproof, mentally, the law, “Thou shalt not commit adultery.”
(Ex. 20:14 ¶2),
29 And if thy right eye offend thee [to entice to sin ], pluck it out, and cast it from thee : for it is profitable for thee that one of thy members [a part of the body ] should perish [to destroy fully], and not that thy whole body [as a sound whole ] should be cast into hell [everlasting punishment].

05/18/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount —Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶5 1st subdivision
•Seed as word/Word validates immortal/mortal belief in words profitable for doctrine, “with all thy heart….” (Matt. 22:37 ¶5)
27 Ye have heard that it was said [to relate in words (usually of systematic or set discourse] by them of old time, Thou shalt not commit adultery [apostatize ]: (Ex. 20:14 ¶2)
28 But I say unto you , That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery [a male paramour ] with her already in his heart .

05/11/2015

Bible Understood Ministry
(Strong’s translations in brackets [ ], author’s assertions in points < >).
Sermon on the Mount—Visionary prophecy—
Matthew, Chapter 5 ¶4 4th subdivision
•Things of spiritual manner validate exemplifying spiritual understanding. Keep for instruction, spiritually, the statute manner, “Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.” (Matt. 6:10 ¶2)
26 Verily [truly] I say unto thee , Thou shalt by no means come out thence [from that place ], till thou hast paid [to give away, i.e. up, over, back] the uttermost farthing .


Conclusion to Matt Ch. 5 ¶4: The fourth precept considers what Jesus taught regarding the moral covenant “thou shalt not kill.” In moral/immortal prophecy he restated human laws in fulfillment of divine judgment through exemplifying spiritual understanding.

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