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Four ReasonsPart TwoProhibitionTwo ReasonsCommandPromisePart ThreeProhibitionTwo Reasons6:25b - Is not life more than food and the body more thanclothing?6:26 - Look at the birds of the air, for they neither sow norreap nor gather into barns; yet your Heavenly father feedsthem. Are you not of more value than they?6:27 - Which of you by worrying can add one cubit to hisstature?6:28 - ...Consider the lilies of the field...Now if God soclothes the grass of the field...6:31 - Therefore do not worry, saying “What shall we eat?”or “What shall we drink?’” or “What shall we wear?”6:32a - For after all these things the Gentiles seek.6:32b - For your Heavenly Father knows that you need allthese things.6:33a - But seek first the Kingdom of God and HisRighteousness6:33b - and all these things shall be added to you.6:34 – Therefore do not worry about tomorrow…6:34b - for tomorrow will worry about its own things.6:34c - Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.103
BIBLIOGRAPHYAchtemeier PJ, Green JB and Thompson MM 2001. Introducing the New Testament:Its Literature and Theology. Grand Rapids, Michigan: William B EerdmansPublishing Company.Allison DC 1987. The Structure of the Sermon on the Mount. Journal of BiblicalLiterature. 106(3): 423-445._________ (ed) 2004 ©. Matthew: A Shorter Commentary. London: T&T ClarkInternational.__________ 2005. Studies in Matthew: Interpretation Past and Present. GrandRapids, Michigan: Baker Academic.Allison DC and Davies WD 1988. A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on theGospel of Matthew. The International Critical Commentary. Edinburgh: T&T ClarkLimitedBeare FW 1981. The Gospel According to Matthew: A Commentary. Oxford: BasilBlackwell.Blomberg CL 1992. Matthew. The New American Commentary 22. Nashville,Tennessee: Boardman Press.Blomberg CL 1992b. On Wealth and Worry: Matthew 6:19-34—Meaning andSignificance. Criswell <strong>Theological</strong> Review 6(1): 73-89Blomberg CL 2007 ©. Matthew. In GK Beale & Carson DA (eds), Commentary onthe New Testament Use of the Old Testament, 1-110. Grand Rapids, Michigan:104
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ACKOWLEDGEMENTSI am eternally grate
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TABLE OF CONTENTSCHAPTER 1: Introdu
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6.2.5 Discipleship and Community…
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sinfulness and pushes people toward
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discourses in Matthew, is meant to
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Christian disciple and money was an
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NT text actually did occur and did
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to have used it as a source (France
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almost no evidence outside of the N
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addressed.Jesus says things in the
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The Jewish community was taxed very
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finding the origin and purpose of M
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instruction for the believing commu
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Matthew will have continued pertine
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etween 6:19-24 and 7:1-11 that is c
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would not have ever found such a li
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and 7:7-11 are worth noting:a) Both
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appealing. He seems to at times ack
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three parts.While the literary appr
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common to a teacher like Jesus woul
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treasures would be, but agrees that
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Blomberg (1992:123) shows that the
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Talbert (2006:122) argues this by r
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for God’s kingdom, it is in a bad
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The statement that one cannot serve
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