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    The document compares the Beatitudes as presented in the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke. In Matthew, the Beatitudes are presented on a mountain and emphasize spiritual blessings and rewards, targeting a Jewish audience. In Luke, the Beatitudes are presented on plains and lowlands, with a greater focus on concern for the poor. Luke also includes "woes" and targets a non-Jewish audience by using the term "Kingdom of God" instead of "Kingdom of Heaven". Both accounts reveal the goals of human existence according to Jesus' teachings on the mount.

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    The document compares the Beatitudes as presented in the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke. In Matthew, the Beatitudes are presented on a mountain and emphasize spiritual blessings and rewards, targeting a Jewish audience. In Luke, the Beatitudes are presented on plains and lowlands, with a greater focus on concern for the poor. Luke also includes "woes" and targets a non-Jewish audience by using the term "Kingdom of God" instead of "Kingdom of Heaven". Both accounts reveal the goals of human existence according to Jesus' teachings on the mount.

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    The document compares the Beatitudes as presented in the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke. In Matthew, the Beatitudes are presented on a mountain and emphasize spiritual blessings and rewards, targeting a Jewish audience. In Luke, the Beatitudes are presented on plains and lowlands, with a greater focus on concern for the poor. Luke also includes "woes" and targets a non-Jewish audience by using the term "Kingdom of God" instead of "Kingdom of Heaven". Both accounts reveal the goals of human existence according to Jesus' teachings on the mount.

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    CLVE 10

    SY: 2022-2023

    Luke Account (Lk. 6:17-26)


    Beatitudes
    ● More emphasis on the concern for
    the poor, the setting is on the
    - Way of Life plains/lowlands
    - Promise of Salvation ● Includes woes along the blessings,
    Reveals the goals of human which signify the preference of
    existence God’s Kingdom towards the poor
    - Taught by Jesus on the mount ● The audience are Non-Jews by the
    usage of the term “Kingdom of
    Matthew Account (Mt. 5:1-12) God”
    ● More spiritual in context, the
    setting is on the mountain
    ● Emphasizes the blessing and
    rewards Catholic Social Teachings
    ● The audience are Jews by the
    usage of the term “Kingdom of
    Heaven”

    1. Blessed are the poor in spirit, for


    theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
    2. Blessed are those who mourn, for
    they shall be comforted.
    3. Blessed are the meek for they shall
    inherit the earth.
    4. Blessed are those who hunger and
    5. thirst for righteousness, the
    kingdom of heaven is theirs.
    6. Blessed are the merciful for they
    will be shown mercy.
    7. Blessed are the pure of heart for
    they shall see God.
    8. Blessed are the peacemakers for
    they will be called children of God.
    9. Blessed are you when people
    insult you and persecute you
    because of me, rejoice and be
    glad, because your reward will be
    great in heaven.

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