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Greek Testament Lessons for Colleges, Schools, and Private Students Consisting Chiefly of the Sermon on the Mount, and the Parables of Our Lord with Notes and Essays is unavailable, but you can change that!

These lessons provide the Greek text of each parable or lesson from the Sermon on the Mount and dig into a college-level analysis of the passage. Illustrated with maps and charts, and expounded with essays, lessons, and notes on geographical, historical, and cultural points, this volume is ideal for bridging Greek studies with studies on the parables, or for bringing the lessons of the parables...

the forgiveness of sins, and the pure worship of God, and liberty and peace to indulge in it; but the prevailing thought was that of redemption from their enemies, and triumph over them. John the Baptist taught that the kingdom could not come without repentance and reformation, and so put the earthly triumph in the background. Hence the Pharisees and the patriotic party did not submit to his baptism. Earnest-minded Jews would expect the delivering Messiah to found the kingdom by appearing riding
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