Sermon on the Mount: Antithesis

Sermon Notes

Sermon on the Mount

Chapter 3: Antithesis, Matthew 5:21-37

·      Murder (Matthew 5:21-26)

 o   Exodus 20:13

o   Genesis 9:5-6

o   Numbers 35:16-18

  

·      Adultery (Matthew 5:27-30)

o   Matthew 18:8-9

o   Exodus 20:14

o   Leviticus 20:10

 

·      Divorce (Matthew 5:31-32)

o   Deuteronomy 21:1-4

o   1 Corinthians 7:10-13

o   Justification for Divorce

  • Infidelity

  • Abuse 

  • Abandonment

 

·      Oaths (Matthew 5:32-37)

o   Hebrews 6:13

 

Study/Discussion Questions:

1.    Why is anger and name-calling the same as Murder in the eyes of Jesus?

2.    How do we keep from sinning when exhibiting righteous anger?

3.    How is lust the same as committing the physical act of adultery? What about pornography...is that adultery?

4.    Why did the pharisees concern themselves with the grounds for divorce and Jesus with the covenant of marriage?

5.    What does Jesus’ teaching on oaths teach us about integrity?

6.    What practical lessons are we to learn from these four topics Jesus taught on?  


Ken Ingold

Pastor Ken Ingold has been on staff at The Church at RB over 23 years, having joined the team in July 1997. He has a degree in Business Management and Administration from Indiana University at South Bend and a Master of Divinity Degree from Western Conservative Baptist Seminary, Portland, Oregon, having graduated from their Phoenix extension. He is passionate about “equipping the saints for works of service” and loves to help Christ-followers become all that God has created them to be. 

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