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Beatitudes: Pure in heart

Posted by: mhaley

Tagged in: truth , Spirit , Righteousness , God

I have missed sharing in this blog with you; it is time to get back to our Beatitude lessons.  What do you think of when you hear the words "pure in heart?" I think of clean motives; righteous actions.  Jesus said, "God blesses those whose hearts are pure, for they will see God." (Matt. 5:8)  I, Mary, want to "see" God! I want to be able to discern his righteousness at work in me.  As well, I want to be able to identify the Spirit of Christ--the Risen Savior--in and through others.  I think that is what God meant; so I need to know how to keep my heart pure.


Beatitudes: Hunger for Righteousness

Posted by: mhaley

Tagged in: Righteousness , love , Justice , God , Christ

In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus reminded his disciples and others that a person who hungered and thirsted for righteousness would be blessed.  The New Living Translation uses the word "justice" for the word "righteousness."  Let's explore this verse from both meanings; keeping in mind this is just one way to look at it.  I believe Jesus was pointing to the fact that when we choose to live moral lives--right by God's standard--we are called blessed.  In a world that calls everything right--anything goes--what does that really mean?