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Menu Introduction to the Beatitudes Introduction to the Beatitudes Introduction to the Beatitudes Introduction to the Beatitudes Those Who Mourn Those Who Mourn Those Who Mourn Those Who Mourn The Meek The Meek The Meek The Meek The Poor in Spirit The Poor in Spirit The Poor in Spirit The Poor in Spirit Those Who Hunger Those Who Hunger Those Who Hunger Those Who Hunger The Merciful The Merciful The Merciful The Merciful The Pure in Heart The Pure in Heart The Pure in Heart The Pure in Heart The Peacemakers The Peacemakers The Peacemakers The Peacemakers Those Who Are Persecuted Those Who Are Persecuted Those Who Are Persecuted Those Who Are Persecuted Those Who Believe Those Who Believe Those Who Believe Those Who Believe Those Who Give Those Who Give Those Who Give Those Who Give

The Beatitudes “Beatitude” The word beatitude comes from a Latin word (beatus) that means “happy” or “blessed.” What does it mean to be happy or blessed? The answer is found in the context of the Beatitudes in Matthew 5. The Beatitudes are the first part of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:1–7:29).

The Beatitudes Jesus began his ministry by announcing the coming of the kingdom: “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near” (Matthew 4:17). In Matthew 4:23–25, Jesus healed the sick throughout Galilee.Matthew 4:23–25 This healing was a demonstration of the coming kingdom of heaven, of the fulfillment of God’s promises through his prophets in the Old Testament.

The Poor in Spirit

“Blessed are the poor in Spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” – Matthew 5:5 The “poor in spirit” are those who recognize their need for God in all things. Like the poor and destitute who depend on others, the poor in spirit know that only God can save and protect them.

The Poor in Spirit What the World Says: The world and every kind of human-made religion value the “spiritual master,” the guru, the great teacher. If you know and do the right things, you can find your own spiritual salvation. People have their own answers to their problems, if they could only recognize it.

Those Who Mourn

“Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” – Matthew 5:4 “Those who mourn” refers to people wishing God to send his Messiah, hoping God will restore his kingdom and set the world right. Isaiah 61:2–3 tells of the coming Messiah who will “comfort all who mourn, and provide for those who grieve in Zion.”

Those Who Mourn These are people who understand the mess the world is in and wish for God’s redemption. Their comfort consists in knowing that the Messiah has come and the redemption they have hoped for is about to occur!