1. What is the meaning of Matthew 5:21?

2. How does Matthew 5:21 deepen our understanding of the commandment "You shall not murder"?

3. What attitudes does Jesus address in Matthew 5:21 beyond the physical act of murder?

4. How can Matthew 5:21 guide us in resolving anger with others biblically?

5. What Old Testament connections can be drawn from Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:21?

6. How should Matthew 5:21 influence our daily interactions and conflict resolution?

7. What does Matthew 5:21 reveal about Jesus' interpretation of the Old Testament law?

8. How does Matthew 5:21 challenge the traditional understanding of murder?

9. Why does Jesus reference "You shall not murder" in Matthew 5:21?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Matthew 5?

11. What did Jesus mean by "But I say to you"?

12. What defines the concept of eternal death?

13. How do Jesus' teachings relate to the 613 commandments?

14. Psalm 111:7–8 asserts God’s commands stand forever—how do you reconcile this with biblical laws that seem contradictory or culturally obsolete today? 1. How does Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:21 challenge the traditional understanding of the commandment "Do not murder"?

2. In what ways can anger and hatred be considered equivalent to murder according to Jesus' teaching?

3. How does the account of Cain and Abel in Genesis 4 illustrate the heart issues that lead to murder?

4. What practical steps can we take to address anger and prevent it from escalating into more serious sins?

5. How does understanding our accountability to God influence our daily interactions and relationships with others?1. How do the Beatitudes redefine the understanding of blessedness?

2. In what ways can believers be 'salt and light' in today's world?

3. Reflect on Jesus' assertion that He came to fulfill the Law. How does this understanding influence your interpretation of Old Testament laws?

4. How does Jesus' teaching on anger challenge conventional understanding of sin?

5. In what ways can Jesus' teaching on oaths guide our communication in the present day?

6. How does Jesus' command to love enemies challenge conventional norms of justice and retaliation?

7. In what ways does this chapter present a transformative vision of life in the Kingdom of God?

8. Reflect on how the principles outlined in the Sermon on the Mount could influence social responsibility in our communities.

9. How does Jesus' call to a higher righteousness affect your personal spiritual journey?

10. What are some practical ways to live out the values presented in the Beatitudes in today's society?

11. How can we reconcile the teachings on divorce with the different life situations people face today?

12. How can we "turn the other cheek" in a society that often promotes revenge?

13. How does the concept of perfect love, as taught by Jesus, change your perception of love in today's world?

14. How does Jesus' teaching on adultery influence your understanding of purity and faithfulness?

15. How can you implement the principle of being 'salt and light' in your workplace or home?

16. What steps can you take to ensure your righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees, as per Jesus' teaching?

17. How does Jesus' teaching on reconciliation influence your relationships and conflict resolution strategies?

18. How can you practice the Sermon on the Mount's teachings in your daily life?

19. How do you respond to the command to be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect?

20. How does Jesus' teaching about retaliation and loving your enemies challenge your attitudes towards people who have wronged you?

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