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The Kingdom of God is primarily an eschatological concept. The fundamental idea of the Kingdom in Scripture is not that of a restored theocratic kingdom of God in Christ - which is essentially a kingdom of Israel-, as the Premillenarians claim; neither is it a new social condition - the primary idea of the Kingdom of God in Scripture is that of the rule of God established and acknowledged in the hearts of sinners by the powerful regenerating influence of the Holy Spirit - a rule that is realized in principle on earth, but will not reach its culmination until the visible and glorious return of Jesus Christ.Systematic Theology, 568
In order of entering into them: This is to be entered into and passed through before we can enter into that. The priest was to enter through the sanctuary into the sanctum sanctorum. Guide to go to God
In condition: This is continually warfaring against many enemies, in which respect it is styled the church militant; that triumphed over all the enemies, in which respect it is called the church triumphant.Guide to go to God
In place: This of grace is on earth; that of glory in heaven. Guide to go to God
In time: The kingdom of grace is now present while here we live. The kingdom of glory is to come. Guide to go to God
Is God's honor to be preferred before our eternal salvation? These two cannot stand in opposition. The more we seek God's honor, the more we help forward our salvation and the more we seek our salvation aright, the more we advance God's honor.
I, being a great sinner, comfort myself in a great Saviour. When I look upon myself, I see nothing but weakness and emptiness; but when I look upon Christ, I see nothing but sufficiency and fullness.
the Kingdom of God is the redemptive reign of God dynamically active to establish his rule among men, and that this Kingdom, which will appear as an apocalyptic act at the end of the age, has already come into human history in the person and mission of Jesus to overcome evil, to deliver men from its power, and to bring them into the blessings of God's reign.
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