Across
- 3. — Jesus stated he did not come to abolish the Law or the Prophets, but to do this to them (Matthew 5:17). (7 letters )
- 6. — Jesus told his followers they are this "of the earth," meant to preserve and bring flavor to the world (Matthew 5:13). ( 4 letters )
- 8. — Unlike old teachings that said to hate them, Jesus commanded his followers to love and pray for these people (Matthew 5:43–44). ( 7 letters )
- 9. — Jesus gave his disciples a model for this, beginning with "Our Father in heaven" (Matthew 6:9–13). ( 6 letters )
- 10. — How Jesus uniquely and repeatedly refers to God, showing his close relationship with him (Matthew 5:16, 6:9). ( 6 letters)
- 11. — Jesus called his followers this "of the world," like a city on a hill that cannot be hidden (Matthew 5:14). ( 5 letters )
- 12. — Jesus taught his followers to store this up in heaven rather than on earth where moths and rust destroy (Matthew 6:19–20). ( 8 letters )
- 15. — Jesus instructed his followers to enter through the narrow one that leads to life (Matthew 7:13–14). ( 4 letters )
Down
- 1. — The role Jesus will take on the final day when many claim to have prophesied in his name (Matthew 7:22–23). ( 5 letters )
- 2. — The repeated opening word of Jesus's famous pronouncements about who flourishes in God's kingdom (Matthew 5:3–11). ( 7 letters )
- 4. — The title people use when calling out to Jesus, though he warns that only those who do the Father's will enter heaven (Matthew 7:21). ( 4 letters )
- 5. — Jesus told his listeners not to do this about food, drink, or clothes, pointing to the birds and lilies as examples (Matthew 6:25–28). ( 5 letters )
- 7. — What Jesus became when he sat down on the mountainside to instruct his disciples and the crowds (Matthew 5:1–2). ( 7 letters )
- 13. — The crowds were amazed because Jesus taught as one who had this, unlike their scribes (Matthew 7:29). ( 9 letters )
- 14. — The solid foundation Jesus compared to a wise person who hears his words and puts them into practice (Matthew 7:24). ( 4 letters