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Blessed are those who suffer persecution in the cause of right; the kingdom of heaven is theirs. (Matthew 5, 10)
Blessed are you, when men revile you, and persecute you, and speak all manner of evil against you falsely, because of me. (Matthew 5, 11)
Be glad and light-hearted, for a rich reward awaits you in heaven; so it was they persecuted the prophets who went before you. (Matthew 5, 12)
You are the salt of the earth; if salt loses its taste, what is there left to give taste to it? There is no more to be done with it, but throw it out of doors for men to tread it under foot. (Matthew 5, 13)
A lamp is not lighted to be put away under a bushel measure; it is put on the lamp-stand, to give light to all the people of the house; (Matthew 5, 15)
Do not think that I have come to set aside the law and the prophets; I have not come to set them aside, but to bring them to perfection. (Matthew 5, 17)
Whoever, then, sets aside one of these commandments, though it were the least, and teaches men to do the like, will be of least account in the kingdom of heaven; but the man who keeps them and teaches others to keep them will be accounted in the kingdom of heaven as the greatest. (Matthew 5, 19)
But I tell you that any man who is angry with his brother must answer for it before the court of justice, and any man who says Raca to his brother must answer for it before the Council; and any man who says to his brother, Thou fool, must answer for it in hell fire. (Matthew 5, 22)
But I tell you that he who casts his eyes on a woman so as to lust after her has already committed adultery with her in his heart. (Matthew 5, 28)
If thy right eye is the occasion of thy falling into sin, pluck it out and cast it away from thee; better to lose one part of thy body than to have the whole cast into hell. (Matthew 5, 29)
And if thy right hand is an occasion of falling, cut it off and cast it away from thee; better to lose one of thy limbs than to have thy whole body cast into hell. (Matthew 5, 30)
It was said, too, Whoever will put away his wife must first give her a writ of separation. (Matthew 5, 31)
