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The BeatitudesSteve Gregg
In this introduction by Steve Gregg, he announces the beginning of a new series on the Beatitudes. He discusses the meaning of the English word "blessed," stating that it requires additional explanation beyond the simple word "happy." Gregg emphasizes that being blessed is not just a declaration that someone has God's favor, but it is also a wishing for happiness and blissfulness. He explores various biblical references to being blessed and concludes with a discussion of the ideal citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven.
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