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This week, Matthew 6 and Matthew 7.

So for this first episode, we're going to begin with just Matthew chapter 6.

And that's kind of a treat to get to have just one chapter and we can really dive in and

explore this one well. Just to catch us up to speed, if you look at this chapter in its

context, it's the middle chapter of three chapters on the Sermon on the Mount. Chapter

five, he began with the Beatitudes, and then he gave us that series

of upgrades to the law of Moses. And now in chapter 6, instead of saying, you have heard

that it has been said of them of old, but behold, I say unto you, and then giving you that

that higher law of the gospel, in chapter six, he's going to take these common

Christian behaviors, almsgiving, prayer, fasting, forgiving, these things that any follower

of Christ would be expected to do as part of their discipleship, and he's going to show us a pattern of how to become

more like him. So this part of the law of the gospel is kind of a blueprint for proper

Christian behavior. So let's jump in with our first Christian behavior and watch how Jesus discusses this,

not in a do things for the glory and the honors of the world, but because we're actually

trying to become more like Jesus. It's one of those great

general conference talks on this subject given by President Henry B. Iring, try, try.

There's a lot of symbolism here that ties in there that we just try a little harder to be

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