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A. W. Pink covers some of the most familiar terrain in the New Testament. Christ’s Sermon on the Mount is well-known and beloved by believers and non-believers alike, and varying interpretations abound. Pink examines each beatitude in turn, drawing out its message for both believers and non-believers.

“Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the Kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 5:3) IT IS indeed blessed to mark how this sermon opens. Christ began not by pronouncing maledictions on the wicked, but by pronouncing benedictions on His people. How like Him was this, to whom judgment is a strange work (Isa. 28:21, 22; cf. John 1:17). But how strange is the next word: “blessed” or “happy” are the poor—“the poor in spirit.” Who, previously, had ever regarded them as the blessed
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