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You are listening to Radical with David Platt, a weekly podcast with sermons and messages from pastor, author, and teacher David Platt.

So this is the last sermon in this series on the greatest sermon ever preached, the sermon on the Mount.

So for if you were here or maybe just joining in today, but just a little recap, we started a journey at the beginning of September.

In the beginning of Matthew chapter 5, or we've walked through, and the way I would describe it

is Jesus casting vision for the good life, the better way to live in this world and in light of the

world to come. And so I thought it might be helpful to give a quick recap of the whole sermon

that then will set the stage where we're going to look

at today, which is a climactic and shocking conclusion from Jesus that I think would have

left the original hearers with their jaws in the ground, with massive ramifications,

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