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The Beatitudes mean the spiritually poor, mourning, meek, merciful, pure-hearted, peacemakers, and persecuted are closer to the kingdom than the wealthy and powerful.
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The Beatitudes mean the spiritually poor, mourning, meek, merciful, pure-hearted, peacemakers, and persecuted are closer to the kingdom than the wealthy and powerful.
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"are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted blessed are..."
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"...who are more virtuous, and as such, they will inherit the kingdom. Okay, keep on reading."
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