The Teachings Of Jesus Christ The Messiah Concerning The Kingdom Of God

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Revision of the author's thesis--G©œttingen. Includes bibliographical references. The discussion begins : the coming of konsequente Eschatologie -- The subsequent discussion 1 : the Anglo-American liberal response to the challenge of Weiss and Schweitzer -- The subsequent discussion 2 : the denial and triumph of apocalyptic -- C.H. Dodd and realized eschatology -- The kingdom of God as both present and future in the teaching of Jesus -- T.W. Manson and variations on the theme "Son of Man"--Bultmann and the "Bultmann School" on kingdom of God and Son of Man -- Jesus and the parousia -- The American view of Jesus as a prophet -- The kingdom of God in the teaching of Jesus -- Index of names -- Index of references

The Messianic View of the Kingdom of God offers persevering readers an assurance of secured miraculous healing, forgiveness, rewarding prayers, repentance, peace, and unity in the kingdom of God under the Leadership of Jesus Christ, our divine shepherd. It also presents an organized and systematic paradigm of the analysis of St. Lukes theology and all the New and Old Testament biblical prophesies about the restoration of the promised covenant. The book belongs in the libraries of clergies and seminarians; in departments of theology, philosophy, and moral studies; and in the hands of individuals seeking in-depth knowledge of Gods promise to all nations. The book also affirms that the mission of Jesus Christ as the heavenly leader is to restore an unwavering benchmark for peace and unity to those who invest their trust in God. The restored covenant will put an end to all intentional and inadvertent disobedience to the teachings of Jesus Christ. The goal of The Messianic View of the Kingdom of God is to enhance an enduring end to defiant human conduct and allow an opportunity to receive the glory that is guaranteed to everyone by the Almighty God through His son Jesus Christthe fountain of a secured irreversible healing, peace, and unity for everyone, all nations and the world communities. The majority of setbacks and temptations should be viewed as a consecrated revelation from God to redirect our paths in life, purify our bodies and souls, and reinforce our trust, and faith in Him, and to serve as a divine corridor to bring everyone closer to the promised kingdom of God under the leadership of Jesus Christ.

A landmark work, Mark Saucy's The Kingdom of God in the Teaching of Jesus presents and critiques all significant scholarship done in the last 30 years in both New Testament and systematic theology studies on Jesus and the kingdom.