Jesus challenges us to aspire to greater righteousness in the Sermon on the Mount. He sets the bar by saying we must strive to a righteousness greater than the scribes and Pharisees, the most orthodox members of the first-century Jewish community. He assures us, however, that this greater righteousness does not destroy the Law and the Prophets, it fulfills it.
A Greater Righteousness
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Written by:Wade Stanley