Hey guys, we are going to cover just three verses today, but wow, what powerful verses they are.

It's a verse of conclusion that helps us understand all of the Old Testament.

And there are verses of warning to say, which road are you on?

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Hey, friends. Welcome back. We're here in the studio again. And looking at Matthew Chapter 7, the end of the sermon on the Mount, and looking at some concluding thoughts,

but even more importantly, some words of warning. Jesus has preached this great

message, taught these revolutionary new truths, but now he speaks to the application of them,

because truth is so important that it must be not only understood and learned, but it must be applied.

And Jesus speaks to the application of these truths and the danger of misapplying or not applying

them. So let's all listen very carefully because these warnings were intended for you and for me.

These are warnings given to people that view themselves as disciples.

These are they that have gone up the mountain with Jesus.

And yet some of them are ones that Jesus is warning, hey, are you really real? So tough words,

but important words. So look at Matthew chapter 7, verse number 12 begins part of our concluding,

our concluding section of Matthew 7. And it says here, therefore, all things whatsoever ye would

that men should do to you, do ye even so to them, for this is the law and the prophets.

What a statement. So Jesus said, let me give you one truth that if properly

understood and applied would really encapsulate all of what the law and the prophets, really

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