Free Bible Word Search – Matthew 7:1-14 The Sermon on the Mount, Judgment, Prayer, and the Path to Life (Downloadable jpg)

Welcome to today’s free Bible word search! Today’s puzzle is inspired by Matthew 7:1-14, where Jesus continues the Sermon on the Mount, teaching about judgment, seeking God, and the path to eternal life. This passage includes well-known verses such as “Do not judge, or you too will be judged” and “Ask, and it will be given to you.” Let’s explore these powerful lessons together.

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Why This Word Search Matters

Matthew 7:1-14 challenges us to live with humility, faith, and intentionality. It reminds us that our judgment of others should be tempered with grace, our prayers should be persistent, and our choices should align with God’s will. The “narrow gate” teaches us that following Jesus requires dedication, but the reward is eternal life. These lessons are essential for strengthening our relationship with God and living out our faith daily.

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