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Matthew 5:8

Purity of heart means undivided loyalty to God — not performing goodness on the outside while harbouring wrong motives inside. The reward is the greatest imaginable: to see God face to face.

Memory phrase: Pure heart — see God

Talk about it: What is the difference between doing something kind to show off and doing it because you truly care?

Prayer: God, make my heart clean and honest. I don't want to hide anything from You.

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