The Sermon on The Mount

The Sermon on The Mount is a pivotal collection of teachings by Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew. This enduring sermon encapsulates the core principles of Christian ethics and spiritual life. Delivered to a vast crowd, the sermon addresses diverse themes such as righteousness, love, judgment, and the true nature of discipleship. Key passages include the Beatitudes, which pronounce blessings on the humble and righteous, and teachings on prayer, forgiveness, and avoiding hypocrisy.

This edition allows readers to engage directly with Jesus’s profound words. Its enduring relevance makes it essential reading for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Christian teachings and their application to daily life.

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