The Teachings of Jesus 14: The Beatitudes
David Phillips • August 19, 2026
The Teachings of Jesus Bible Study
Lesson 14: The Beatitudes
In the teachings of Jesus, we now turn our attention to His sermons. Beginning the sermon on the Mount, Jesus provides both a foundation for our lives and a self portrait of God. The Beatitudes are qualities that bring true blessedness.
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