Bible Verses–Matthew 5:3、8

August 6, 2019

Matthew 5:3

Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

Matthew 5:8

Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see God.

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Bible Study

  1. 1Why Is It Hard for a Rich Man to Enter God’s Kingdom?
  2. 2What Is the Meaning of the Parable of the New Cloth and Old Garment?
  3. 3What Do the Overcomers in the Bible Refer To?
  4. 4What Does John 3:36 Mean?
  5. 5What Is the Church of Philadelphia in the Bible?
  6. 6Are You Really Worshiping the Lord Jesus at Christmas?

Prayer

Have You Found Out the Ways to Quiet Your Heart Before God
How to Make Effective Prayers
In Despair, I Relied on God to Witness a Miracle
I Should Sing Not for Satisfying My Vanity but for Praising God

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