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In Matthew 5:9 and 21–24, Jesus calls His followers to be peacemakers who reflect the very heart of God and to go beyond mere outward obedience by addressing the anger and contempt that fuel broken relationships. He shows that reconciliation with others is so vital that it takes precedence even over the most sacred acts of worship. Kingdom living is relational at its core—seeking peace, forgiveness, and restored fellowship because it mirrors the character of our Father in heaven.
In Matthew 5:9 and 21–24, Jesus calls His followers to be peacemakers who reflect the very heart of God and to go beyond mere outward obedience by addressing the anger and contempt that fuel broken relationships. He shows that reconciliation with others is so vital that it takes precedence even over the most sacred acts of worship. Kingdom living is relational at its core—seeking peace, forgiveness, and restored fellowship because it mirrors the character of our Father in heaven.