ASHORTWORK
Biblical Understanding based on the Record of Scripture
How does the Bible describe the Kingdom of God? When is it? Who comprises the kingdom? What part does Jesus Christ play in that kingdom?
Ezekiel 40-48 describes a changed physical Temple area in Jerusalem as well as major changes in the priesthood, to be made after the events of the 70 weeks prophecy of Daniel 9:24-27 are fulfilled.
The capstone of God's creative plan. The unveiling of our future destiny, is yet another dimension of the phrase Kingdom of God. It hasn't been talked about for what seems like decades, maybe it's time to consider it once again.
The phrase "Kingdom of God", is like "spirit", Greek "pneuma", and has multiple aspects to its meaning. Do we recognize them when we read the phrase? And what are they? Satan's game is to hide anything about the Father, that should come as no surprise. This study presents a look at different dimensions of the phrase "the kingdom of God".
What are the rules that govern behavior in the Kingdom of God? Will it be a 2-tier society like we see being constructed today? Can we find in scripture where we can read about the transition to the Kingdom of God? Is the Kingdom of God the same thing as the "millennium"?
The phrase "the kingdom of God" and its twin the "kingdom of heaven" is used 100 times in the New testament. Who's Kingdom is it anyways? And does the phrase always refer to a single thing? Or does it have more than one utility? We look at one application of the phrase, and humanity's response to it becoming a reality.
The Christ came as God's servant. He said the Father had told him what to say and what to speak. What was the message that He came to deliver? Did the disciples learn to do the same thing as Apostles? Did Paul teach the same thing to the Gentiles? Why do we hear so little about this today?
Total Studies: 6
Romans 15:4-6 NKJV
For whatever was written before were written for our learning, that we through the patience (perseverance) and comfort of the Scriptures might have hope.
Now may the God of patience and comfort grant you to be like-minded toward one another, according to Jesus Christ,
that you may with one mind and one mouth glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.