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Sermon on the Mount: verse model
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1. Sermon on the Mount: verse model
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2. Historical interpretation of church history
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 1 Churches 
 2 Parables 
 3 Beatitudes 
 4 Time periods 

Interpretations
☐ Literal ☐ Christian living
☐ Figurative ☐ Heresies over time
☐ Historical ☐ Prophetic details
Note that the time of Roman persecutions was that of the universal church as a collection of small "mustard seeds" while the time of Roman acceptance was that of the universal church as "tree with birds making a home in the branches".


Information sign More: Church history and linear combinations

3. Letters to churches in Revelation
Churches in RevelationInterpretations:


Information sign More: Church history and linear combinations

4. Beatitudes
BeatitudesInterpretations:


Information sign More: Church history and linear combinations

5. Kingdom parables
Kingdom parablesInterpretations:


Information sign More: Church history and linear combinations







6. Sermon on the Mount : Matthew 5:1-20
Groups 5:17. Not come to reside in the law
5:18. Jots and tittles of the law
5:19. Birdhouse rules
5:20. Birdhouse righteousness
7:21. Not everyone will enter
7:22 Many works will not count
7:23 I never knew you. Depart !
Adultery 1

[7 RC + 7 KP + 7 B + 7 + 7 = 35 ARMS, plus more]

Information sign More: Sermon on the Mount connections

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8. Sermon on the Mount
SM 0 Sermon on the Mount: The Musical

Here is the traditional coverage of the Sermon on the Mount. Start at the beginning and continue. Most verse or verse groups can have their own ARMS (Attractive Refrigerator Magnet Sermons).

This is the case, for example, with the "Sermon on the Mount: The Musical" as performed by Piercing Word.

9. Sermon on the Mount
SM 1

Here are the top-down and bottom up patterns added to the verses in the Sermon on the Mount. These are examples of chiasms of (related) meaning.

There appear to be additional connections.

Information sign More: Chiasmus patterns

10. Sermon on the Mount: verse model
SM 0

[spread spectrum communication]

Here are some more connections in the Sermon on the Mount. The 103 verses that form the body of the Sermon on the Mount form six sequences of seven ideas that match rather well the Kingdom Parables and the Seven Churches in Revelation. Some sequences are top-down backward-chaining while others are bottom-up forward-chaining.


11. Verse build by row
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Many verses are typically handled one at a time, one (refrigerator magnet) sermon per verse, sometimes a few grouped verses, and than in the order in which they appear. In the verse model, some sequences are top-down backward-chaining while others are bottom-up forward-chaining.

Information sign More: Divide and conquer: Top-down and bottom-up
Information sign More: Top-down vs. bottom-up
Information sign More: Attractive refrigerator magnet sermons

12. Stair analogy
Stepwise refinement - numberedA stair analogy can be used to help understand top-down design and bottom-up implementation. Identifying the goal is most important! You do not want to climb the wrong stairs to get to the wrong goal.
Implementation: Design: When it works, top-down tends to be better. Gospels:

13. Seven Revelation churches
Churches in Revelation Time periods


14. Seven Kingdom parables
Parables Time periods


15. Seven Beatitudes
Beatitudes Time periods


16. Beatitude verses
SM 2
SM slice 1

17. Salt verses
SM 3
SM slice 2

18. Jots and tittle verses
SM 4
SM slice 3

19. Deceptive oath verses
SM 5
SM slice 4

20. Kingdom verses
SM 6
SM slice 5

21. Holy split verses
SM 7
SM slice 6

22. Not everyone verses
SM 8
SM slice 7

23. Category build by column
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Cross-relating the verses by column provides some interesting connections that are not obvious when looking at the verses by row (e.g., contiguous, in the order in which they are written, reverse order for top-down backward chained verses).

24. Ephesus: sower
SM 1
SM slice 1
[non-verbal communication]
At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

Information sign More: Matthew 13:3-23 First kingdom parable: sower
Information sign More: Revelation 2:1-7 Ephesus

25. Smyrna: weeds
SM 2
SM slice 2

Theme: The good and bad seeds start to grow.

At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

Information sign More: Matthew 13:24-30,36-43 Second kingdom parable: fault-tolerant approach to the toleration paradox
Information sign More: Revelation 2:8-11 Smyrna

26. Pergamus: tree
SM 3
SM slice 3 Tree trunk

Theme: The good and bad seeds become a tree with religious and secular power. Mammon represents confidence in one's own ability to do things. For example, take an oath thinking that one can fulfill the oath and that one is not being deceived by the oath taken.

At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

Information sign More: Matthew 13:31-32 Third kingdom parable: mustard seeds and trees
Information sign More: Revelation 2:12-17 Pergamus
Information sign More: Matthew 6:24 A wealth of logical ideas on mammon

27. Thiatira: leaven
SM 4
SM slice 4

Theme: One bad apple makes the whole bunch go bad.

At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

Information sign More: Matthew 13:33 Fourth kingdom parable: measures three
Information sign More: Revelation 2:18-29 Thyatira

28. Sardis: treasure
SM 5
SM slice 5

Theme: hide (good works) and seek (righteousness)

At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

Information sign More: Matthew 13:44 Fifth kingdom parable: treasure in a field
Information sign More: Revelation 3:1-6 Sardus

29. Philadelphia: pearl
SM 6
SM slice 6

Theme: (do not) show (for reward) and tell (many words)

At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

Information sign More: Matthew 13:45-46 Sixth kingdom parable: pearl of great price
Information sign More: Revelation 3:7-13 Word play in Philadelphia

30. Laodicea: harvest
SM 7
SM slice 7

Theme: The good (works), the bad (rotten), and the ugly.

At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

Information sign More: Matthew 13:51-53 Eighth kingdom parable: treasure of new and old codes
Information sign More: Revelation 3:14-22 Laodicea
Information sign More: Revelation 3:15-16 Zesty hot and frigid cold

31. More connections
1 5:21‑26 alterated gifts (two ways)
Ephesus (sower)
not come to reside in law
anger, raca, fool
alter gift
watch, last farthing
2 5:27‑32 adulterated attacks
Smyrna (weeds)
jots and tittles of the law
adultery
glue, separate
divorce, separation
3 5:33‑37 deceptive oaths
Pergamus (tree and birds)
birdhouse rules
do not swear oaths
true head and hairs
think yes‑yes no‑no
4 5:38‑42
5:43‑48
loanly contested smiles
love the enemy at the gate
Thyatira (leaven)
birdhouse righteousness
think and do ‑ makes enemies
enemies as neighbors (birds, pigs, fish)
5 6:1‑4 do hide and seek
Sardus (treasure)
not everyone will enter
hide good works, seek righteousness
6 6:5‑8 do not show and tell
Philadelphia (pearl)
many works will not count
display for rewards, many words
7 6:9‑13 thy kingdom come
Laodicea (end of the age)
I never knew you. Depart!
Lord's prayer
Matthew 5:21-6-13 (bottom-up, forward-chaining)

At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

32. More connections
Matthew 6:14-33 (top-down backward-chaining)

6:14‑15 harvest let go of stupid things (thinks)
6:16‑18 pearl fasting and appearance (two ways)
6:19‑21 treasure heart, treasure ‑ hidden, thieves
6:22‑23 leaven eye, body, darkness, light
6:24 tree mammon or God
6:25‑32 weeds worries, birds, lilies, grass, oven
6:33 sower seek the kingdom, harmed need it

At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

33. More connections
Matthew 7:1-20 (bottom-up, forward-chaining)

7:1‑2a sower separation (judge)
7:2b weeds measure (to be great)
7:3‑5 tree eye, twig (fruit), beam (expectations)
7:6 leaven holy split, wolf dog, pigs and pearls
7:7‑12 treasure ask, seek, knock, good and bad gifts (houses)
7:13‑16 pearl narrow gate, wide area, wolves, sheep, fruit
7:17‑20 harvest trees, fruit, rotten and good

At each stage, there are both positive and negative aspects of the connections.

Then summary of house on rock and house on sand.

Then ending two verses. ... more to be added ...

34. Matthew 6

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