Sermon on the Mount (Quiz 11)

1. What was the basic difference between the Pharisees' attitudes toward people and Jesus' attitude?

2. Explain the primary difference between the law (rules) and principles. Give an example of each.

3. Explain how Jesus focused on internal values rather than external values when talking to the rich young man.

Choose the correct Beatitude for the following definition:

It means to have emptied yourself of all desire to exercise personal self-will in order to develop a relationship with Jesus.

• "Blessed are the poor in spirit."

• "Blessed are they that mourn."

• "Blessed are the meek."

• "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst after righteousness."

Choose the correct Beatitude for the following definition:

It means having a purity of thought and life that enables us to see God.

• "Blessed are the poor in spirit."

  
  

• "Blessed are they that mourn."

• "Blessed are the pure in heart."

• "Blessed are the meek."

Choose the correct Beatitude for the following definition:

It involves not having a judgmental or unforgiving attitude toward others.

• "Blessed are they that mourn."

• "Blessed are the merciful."

• "Blessed are they who are persecuted for righteousness' sake."

• "Blessed are the meek."

Choose the correct Beatitude for the following definition:

It involves allowing the will of God to lead in every area of our lives.

• "Blessed are they that mourn."

• "Blessed are the merciful."

• "Blessed are they who are persecuted for righteousness' sake."

• "Blessed are the meek."

Choose the correct Beatitude for the following definition:

Recognizing that the time of trouble and mourning enables us to sense the presence of God and causes us to enjoy the times of joy and victory.

• "Blessed are they that mourn."

• "Blessed are the pure in heart."

• "Blessed are the peacemakers."

• "Blessed are the meek."

Choose the correct Beatitude for the following definition:

If we are at peace with God and have the peace of God in our hearts, we will be at peace with others.

• "Blessed are the pure in heart."

•  "Blessed are the peacemakers."

• "Blessed are they that mourn."

• "Blessed are the merciful."