181 - The Relational Beatitudes

Update: 2022-05-07

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Jeremiah talks about the beatitudes in Matthew 5. The hypothesis is that the beatitudes are meant to be understood relationally. The experiment is to meditate on the beatitudes to cultivate our own humility, and thereby allow God to bless us in His own way.

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181 - The Relational Beatitudes

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181 - The Relational Beatitudes

Jeremiah Gruenberg

181 - The Relational Beatitudes