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Is the Sermon on the Mount the Most Important Part of the Bible?
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Is the Sermon on the Mount the Most Important Part of the Bible?

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This is the first of ten in-depth conversations about the Sermon on the Mount between me and my super-smart friend Aron. The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) is a spectacular chunk of Bible that gives us a long look at who Jesus is and what he’s about. It’s surprising and subversive; undercutting religious assumption 2,000 years ago and still today.

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