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A. Where does oneness BEGIN?
▪ Key Word(s): they shall become one flesh: to come about, come to pass or to come into being as one flesh; to be established;
to exist, remain, or continue; to stand, to be finished as one flesh.
▪ Key Verse(s): Psalm 33:6-9
B. How does oneness END?
▪ Key Word(s): Because of your hardness of heart Moses permitted: because of your stubbornness, obstinacy and perverseness
of heart; It indicates man’s attitude toward God and His grace when he ought to have a willing and receptive heart; heart:
mindset, the will, affections and conscience; Moses permitted: allowed, give leave.
▪ Matthew 19:3-8
C. How is oneness ACHIEVED?
1. Pursue, develop, and maintain the ATTITUDE (mind|heart) of Christ.
▪ Key Word(s): attitude: to feel, to think; to have an opinion of one's self; to be modest, not let one's opinion (though just) of
himself exceed the bounds of modesty; to be of the same mind; agreed together, cherish the same views, or be harmonious.
▪ Key Verse(s): Philippians 2:1-5.
2. Do your best to AVOID a hard heart.
▪ Key Word(s): store up: to gather; to accumulate riches; metaph. so to live from day to day as to increase either the bitterness
or the happiness of one's consequent lot.
▪ Key Verse(s): Jeremiah 17:9; Romans 3:10-12; Matthew 7:3-5; Matthew 6:19-21; Proverbs 4:23 (NIV); Psalm 119:11
A. JESUS GIVES CLEAR GOING INSTRUCTIONS TO THOSE WANTING TO
“FOLLOW” HIM …
▪ HERE ARE (4) CLEAR DIRECTIVES FOR GOING INTO ALL THE WORLD WITH JESUS:
1. (Luke 9:57-62) We must understand the clear demands of GOING.
▪ Key Word(s): after putting: after putting one's mind upon a thing; looking back: to turn the thoughts or direct the mind back
to a thing; looking back: looking at things that are behind.
▪ Key Verse(s): Matthew 28:16-20.
2. (Luke 10:1-2) We must understand the clear NEED to go.
▪ Key Word(s): the Lord appointed seventy others: one not of the same nature, form, class, kind, different
▪ Key Verse(s): Romans 10:14-15a.
3. (Luke 10:3-20) We must be willing to go withing STRUCTURE
▪ Key Word(s): wolves: cruel, greedy, rapacious (covetous), destructive men.
▪ Key Verse(s): Acts 1:6-8.
4. (Luke 10:30-36) We must be willing to go because of NEIGHBORLY LOVE
▪ Key Word(s): felt compassion: to feel deeply; indicates an inner feeling; a feeling of distress from the ills of others; to suffer
with another; to alleviate the consequences of sin or suffering in the lives of others; take care of him: care for him. Antonym:
to neglect; to have little regard for
▪ Key Verse(s): Acts 16:6-10.
A. HOW DID JESUS COMPASSIONATELY DEMOSTRATE WISDOM?
1. (Luke 6:20-26) Jesus wisely (creatively) describes what it means to be BLESSED.
▪ Key Word(s): “The Beatitudes”: It has a Latin Root: The word beatus, meaning "happy," "blessed," or "fortunate"; In
the Latin Vulgate Bible, each saying begins with beati sunt meaning: "blessed are"; poor: destitute of wealth, influence,
position, honor; rich: wealthy, abounding in material resources. hunger: to suffer want; to be needed; well-fed: to take
one's fill of, glut one's desire for, satisfy, overindulge; weep: weeping as the sign of pain and grief for the thing; hate:
pursue with hatred, detest; ostracize: to mark off from others by boundaries, to limit, to separate; to exclude; insult: to
reproach, revile; scorn: to cast out, drive out; to expel a person from a society: to banish from a family; speak well: speak
rightly, so that there shall be no room for blame; excellently, nobly, commendably.
▪ Key Verse(s): James 2:5; Luke 12:31; Matthew 6:25-27; 1 Peter 1:3-6; 1 Peter 1:7-9.
2. (Luke 6:27-34) Jesus wisely addresses RELATIONAL CONFLICT
▪ Key Word(s): mercy: Greek definition: actively compassion; to pity; general definition: as compassion, kindness, or
forgiveness shown to someone in your power, often withholding punishment, but it also refers to fortunate circumstances or
divine favor; Being completely vulnerable and without defense against another's power; Greek antonym: hard; harsh.
▪ Key Verse(s): Luke 6:35-36; James 5:9-1
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