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 1 ApCreed,    6,  1     |       incur banishment from the kingdom of heaven. Those who offend ~
 2 ApCreed,    6,  1     |  recalled all the exiles to the kingdom. With the ~opening of the
 3 ApCreed,    6,  1     |         are ~called back to the kingdom. Hence, the thief received
 4 ApCreed,    7,  1     |      home, and the seat of ~his kingdom is taken away from him.
 5 ApCreed,    7,  1     |       devil of ~the seat of his kingdom and to imprison him in his
 6 ApCreed,    8,  1     |         we ~must enter into the kingdom of God."16~ ~(4) Christ'
 7 ApCreed,    9,  3     |         possessing the heavenly kingdom: "I go to prepare a place
 8 ApCreed,   13,  1     |        he cannot enter into the kingdom of ~God."4 It must be known
 9 ApCreed,   13,  1     |        entry into the ~heavenly kingdom. This is the Sacrament of
10 ApCreed,   14,  3     |         shine as the sun in the kingdom of ~their Father."15~ ~(
11 ApCreed,   15,  2     |     there: "And hath made us a ~kingdom and priests."14 "Behold
12 ApCreed,   15   (15)  |        Father, possess ~you the kingdom prepared for you' " ("Roman
13 10Command,    0   (34)|         are translated into the kingdom of His beloved Son' (Col.,
14 10Command,    5,  1   |       mankind shall possess the kingdom of God."12 But one is not ~
15 10Command,    5,  1   |       is not ~excluded from the kingdom of God except by mortal
16 10Command,    6       |          all tyrants who hold a kingdom or province or land ~by
17 Sacramen,    1        |       he cannot enter into the ~kingdom of God."4 Secondly, it is
18 Sacramen,    3,  2    |        he cannot enter into the kingdom of God."15 The second ~error
19 Sacramen,    3,  2    |          are ~admitted into the kingdom, but by this regeneration
20 Sacramen,    9        |       shine as the sun, in the ~kingdom of their Father."41 The
21 LordPray              |     Seek ye first therefore the kingdom of God and His justice,
22 LordPray,    3        |       THE SECOND PETITION: "Thy Kingdom Come."~ ~The Holy Spirit
23 LordPray,    3        |     love makes us pray that the kingdom of God may come: "We should
24 LordPray,    3        |    asked of us: "Why, since the kingdom of God always was, do we
25 LordPray,    3        |         has only the right to a kingdom or dominion, and yet his
26 LordPray,    3        | declared because the men in his kingdom are not as yet subject to
27 LordPray,    3        |        only when the men of his kingdom are his subjects. Now, God
28 LordPray,    3        |       Him power and glory and a kingdom."2 It is, therefore, necessary
29 LordPray,    3        |       we pray when we say: "Thy kingdom come."~ ~
30 LordPray,    3,  1    |       faithful to pray that the kingdom of God may come, namely,
31 LordPray,    3,  1    |         ask the coming of God's kingdom is nothing else than to
32 LordPray,    3,  1    |       death cannot exist in His kingdom,6 because death is the opposite
33 LordPray,    3   (6)  |                     Since . . . Kingdom" in Vives edition; not in
34 LordPray,    3,  1    |          In a second sense, the kingdom of heaven signifies the
35 LordPray,    3,  1    |        to be wondered at, for a kingdom ("regnum") is nothing other
36 LordPray,    3,  1    |         shall gather out of His kingdom all scandals."11 In this
37 LordPray,    3,  1    |       Hence, when we pray, "Thy kingdom come," we pray that we might
38 LordPray,    3,  1    |     participate in the heavenly kingdom and in the glory of paradise.~ ~
39 LordPray,    3,  2    |              WHY WE DESIRE THIS KINGDOM~ ~This kingdom is greatly
40 LordPray,    3,  2    |      DESIRE THIS KINGDOM~ ~This kingdom is greatly to be desired
41 LordPray,    3,  2    |       sinners. (2) The heavenly kingdom is to be desired because
42 LordPray,    3,  2    |       hast made us to our God a kingdom."14 This is because all
43 LordPray,    3,  2    |       of His people."15 (3) The kingdom of God is to be desired
44 LordPray,    3,  2    |     Augustine.20~ ~Lastly, "Thy kingdom come" is understood in another
45 LordPray,    3,  2    |         we pray to God that His kingdom may come, we pray that God
46 LordPray,    3,  2    |      not really desire that the kingdom of God may come. According
47 LordPray,    3,  2    |        await the coming of this kingdom which is the glory of paradise,
48 LordPray,    3   (23) |      possession of the heavenly kingdom prepared for them from all
49 LordPray,    5        |    known; when we pray that the kingdom of God may come, we ask
50 LordPray,    5        |        may participate in God's kingdom; and when we pray that the
51 LordPray,    9        |         this when you say: "Thy kingdom come." The second is that
52 LordPray,    9        |        says: "Seek ye first the kingdom of God," which complies
53 Question,    4,  4    |                             THY KINGDOM COME~ ~1. St. Thomas joins
54 Question,    4,  4    |        Why do we pray that the "kingdom of God may come," since
55 Question,    4,  4    |         existed?~ ~3. The word "kingdom" here means the rule of
56 Question,    4,  4    |      missions when we pray "Thy kingdom come"?~ ~5. In another sense, "
57 Question,    4,  4    |           5. In another sense, "kingdom" means the glory of heaven.
58 Question,    4,  4    |         may one day live in the kingdom of God because of ~its perfect
59 Question,    4,  4    |       in the advancement of the kingdom of God ~on earth?~ ~