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Jesus turns our focus to the flip side of the previous four paradoxical beatitudes (Luke 6:20-23) and pronounces four corresponding woes that are equally mysterious from an earthly perspective (Luke 6:24-26). On the surface, what appears to be a rich, happy, full, and successful life turns out to be shockingly empty and devastating. Whether one seeks after possessions, pleasure, or popularity, the lesson is the same: To those who choose to live only for the here and now instead of the hereafter, Jesus warns, “Woe To You.”
By Jimmy Cating5
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Jesus turns our focus to the flip side of the previous four paradoxical beatitudes (Luke 6:20-23) and pronounces four corresponding woes that are equally mysterious from an earthly perspective (Luke 6:24-26). On the surface, what appears to be a rich, happy, full, and successful life turns out to be shockingly empty and devastating. Whether one seeks after possessions, pleasure, or popularity, the lesson is the same: To those who choose to live only for the here and now instead of the hereafter, Jesus warns, “Woe To You.”

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