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  1      I, 24|        yourself liberated from His kingdom when His flies are still
  2     II, 24|           in selecting him for the kingdom, and endowing him with His
  3     II, 24|             The Lord hath rent the kingdom of Israel from thee this
  4    III, 4 |           to Christ, upsetting His kingdom. Then, no doubt, he would
  5    III, 7 |           the image of the secular kingdom. Of this advent the same
  6    III, 7 |          dominion and glory, and a kingdom, that all people, nations,
  7    III, 7 |       shall not pass away; and His kingdom that which shall not be
  8    III, 19|        from His having shut up the kingdom of death by dying upon the
  9    III, 20|           promised to David, whose kingdom was confined to the Jewish
 10    III, 20|           throne for ever with the kingdom for ever is more suited
 11    III, 21|        nations being called to His kingdom, from the fact that God
 12    III, 21|          fact that God set up that kingdom from the tree (of the cross),
 13    III, 23|         and glorious region of His kingdom had been violated, and His
 14    III, 24|      diversity (of Christs), God's kingdom in an everlasting and heavenly
 15    III, 24|           But we do confess that a kingdom is promised to us upon the
 16    III, 24|            s sake. Of the heavenly kingdom this is the process. After
 17    III, 24|          and so be removed to that kingdom in heaven of which we have
 18    III, 24|           wise: "Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and these things
 19    III, 24|          of a (perhaps) unheard of kingdom, so that, while the earthly
 20    III, 24|            that He proclaims a new kingdom. You ought first to bring
 21    III, 24|           your house; you assert a kingdom, but show us no royal state.
 22    III, 24|        that your Christ promises a kingdom of heaven, without having
 23     IV, 8 |           said," I must preach the kingdom of God to other cities also."
 24     IV, 8 |     Creator, He was announcing the kingdom of that God whom He knew
 25     IV, 14|              because theirs is the kingdom of heaven." Now this very
 26     IV, 14|       people," that is, in His own kingdom. And likewise earlier, in
 27     IV, 14|        people (that is, in His own kingdom), and on thrones of glory" (
 28     IV, 14|        regard, shall be given that kingdom also which is promised by
 29     IV, 14|       needy, because theirs is the kingdom of heaven." "He hath sent
 30     IV, 18|            He who was least in the kingdom of God was not subject to
 31     IV, 18|          subject to him; as if the kingdom in which the least person
 32     IV, 18|         every "least person in the kingdom of heaven," who was destined
 33     IV, 18|          greater than John in that kingdom, although equally pertaining
 34     IV, 21|            disciples to preach the kingdom of God. Does He here say
 35     IV, 23|         but go thou and preach the kingdom of God," He gave a clear
 36     IV, 23|            inspiring to preach the kingdom of God. Or else, if it be
 37     IV, 24|            their masters. That the kingdom of God was neither new nor
 38     IV, 24|          ye sure of this, that the kingdom of God is come nigh unto
 39     IV, 24|       mattered it to them that the kingdom was at hand, unless its
 40     IV, 26|     hovered upon the waters. Whose kingdom shall I wish to come his,
 41     IV, 26|        cast out demons, is not the kingdom of God come near unto you?"
 42     IV, 26|     received this appellation. His kingdom, therefore, was come near
 43     IV, 26|             Besides, how could His kingdom be still standing, with
 44     IV, 28|         Isaiah the sad doom of his kingdom, when he gloried, before
 45     IV, 29|            Seek ye," says he, "the kingdom of God, and all these things
 46     IV, 29|      things are "additions" to the kingdom, they must be placed in
 47     IV, 29|          and raiment, whose is the kingdom. Thus to the Creator belongs
 48     IV, 30|          require a congruity. "The kingdom of God," says He, "is like
 49     IV, 30|         the Father the seed of the kingdom, that is, the word of the
 50     IV, 30|           receives the seed of the kingdom and sows it in the garden
 51     IV, 30|         For how happens it, if the kingdom belong to the most lenient
 52     IV, 30|         should somehow presage the kingdom of the rival god! For He
 53     IV, 30|         leaven is suitable for the kingdom of the Creator, because
 54     IV, 30|         the righteous entering the kingdom of God, but themselves detained
 55     IV, 30|   receiving the righteous into the kingdom? The good God. What, therefore,
 56     IV, 30|          both the judgment and the kingdom and while they both belong
 57     IV, 33|          forthwith to announce the kingdom of God, saying: "The law
 58     IV, 33|          John; since that time the kingdom of God is proclaimed." Just
 59     IV, 33|        that gospel in which is the kingdom of God, Christ Himself.
 60     IV, 33|         the gospel and publish the kingdom of God, it follows from
 61     IV, 33|         get a better proof for the kingdom of God from any quarter,
 62     IV, 33|  extinction, and in order that the kingdom of God might be announced
 63     IV, 35|           TESTAMENT ANALOGIES. THE KINGDOM OF GOD WITHIN YOU; THIS
 64     IV, 35|            about the coming of the kingdom of the rival god, when no
 65     IV, 35|       answered them concerning the kingdom of any other god than Him
 66     IV, 35|          habit of asking Him. "The kingdom of God," He says, "cometh
 67     IV, 35|            there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you." Now,
 68     IV, 35|           of God? If, however, the kingdom of God lies in His commandment,
 69     IV, 35|        place nor that place is the kingdom of God; for, behold, it
 70     IV, 35|            an answer about His own kingdom, but only about the Creator'
 71     IV, 35|           only about the Creator's kingdom, concerning which they had
 72     IV, 35|           His coming, at which His kingdom will be really revealed.
 73     IV, 35|          shows that it was His own kingdom which His answer to them
 74     IV, 39|             Wars," I observe, "and kingdom against kingdom, and nation
 75     IV, 39|      observe, "and kingdom against kingdom, and nation against nation,
 76     IV, 39|        that is, at the time of the kingdom, of which the parable itself
 77     IV, 39|          to pass, know ye that the kingdom of God is nigh at hand."
 78     IV, 39|      increase even (that universal kingdom of) all nations, which in
 79     IV, 39|            taker from Him, and His kingdom that which shall not be
 80     IV, 39|        redeemed in the time of His kingdom. Since, therefore, these
 81     IV, 39|          to pass, know ye that the kingdom of God is very near." Now,
 82     IV, 39|       indicate the arrival of that kingdom which they precede. But
 83     IV, 39|  tribulations are the signs of the kingdom, just as the maturity of
 84     IV, 39|        summer, it follows that the kingdom is the Creator's to whom
 85     IV, 39|         which are the signs of the kingdom. Since the beneficent Deity
 86      V, 9 |          only the moderately-sized kingdom of Judah. "Yea, all kings
 87      V, 9 |  demonstrate both the glory of His kingdom and the subjection of His
 88      V, 10|           blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God." He means the works
 89      V, 10|      Galatians, deprive men of the kingdom of God. In other passages
 90      V, 10|           use of the same word the kingdom of God is denied to the
 91      V, 10|         flesh, shall attain to the kingdom of God, after the deeds
 92      V, 10|           that we indeed claim the kingdom of God for the flesh: all
 93      V, 10|        thereof, as the gate of the kingdom through which it is entered.
 94      V, 10| resurrection is one thing, and the kingdom is another. The resurrection
 95      V, 10|          first, and afterwards the kingdom. We say, therefore, that
 96      V, 10|        when changed it obtains the kingdom. "For the dead shall be
 97      V, 10|            a fit substance for the kingdom of God. "For we shall be
 98      V, 10|         change, it will obtain the kingdom of God, no longer the (old)
 99      V, 10|           blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God;" for this (honour)
100      V, 10|      belong the gift, that is, the kingdom, who proclaimed the word
101      V, 10|          to be accomplished in the kingdom. And to none other God does
102      V, 12|           substance enters not the kingdom of Gods); when, again, he "
103      V, 14|           blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God," it was not with