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 1 22|          to pass, know ye that the kingdom of heaven is nigh at hand." "
 2 26|    appertains the enjoyment of the kingdom of God. Then he afterwards
 3 26|        await the flesh when in the kingdom of God it shall be renewed,
 4 27|            become "eunuchs for the kingdom of heaven's sake." Therefore
 5 32|          gracious provision of the kingdom (of heaven), in the severity
 6 33|          the last judgment, or the kingdom, or the resurrection: "It
 7 33|            And "Tell them that the kingdom of God is at hand." And
 8 33|          the judgment-day, and the kingdom of God, and the resurrection)
 9 33|          and the experience of the kingdom of God, and of the judgment,
10 33|       destined to take part in the kingdom, and the judgment, and the
11 35|      reclining at the feast in the kingdom of God, and sitting on Christ'
12 41|            sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." Yet, when he
13 48|           say, "cannot inherit the kingdom of God." We are quite aware
14 49|            has disinherited of the kingdom of God? The t preceding
15 49|           blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God," he means the flesh
16 49|      conversation receives not the kingdom of God, therefore flesh
17 49|        blood, by not receiving the kingdom of God, are reduced to the
18 49|             alienating us from the kingdom of God. It is after displaying
19 49|      things should not inherit the kingdom of God," even because they
20 49|          must be excluded from the kingdom of God, without any previous
21 50|        BLOOD ARE EXCLUDED FROM THE KINGDOM OF GOD.~Putting aside, however,
22 50|           flesh and blood, but the kingdom of God, which is incidental
23 50|        blood are excluded from the kingdom of God in respect of their
24 50|      because they rise not for the kingdom. Again, I will say, "Flesh
25 50|           blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God;" and justly (does
26 50|           to qualify them) for the kingdom. For it is "the Spirit that
27 50|        that quickeneth" us for the kingdom of God; "the flesh profiteth
28 50|            is granted to enter the kingdom of God, will have to put
29 50|         they cannot enter into the kingdom of God. With good reason,
30 50|      themselves fail to obtain the kingdom of God. But inasmuch as "
31 50|         become able to inherit the kingdom of God but not without the
32 50|      itself too alienated from the kingdom of God, as being accounted "
33 51| unconditionally, excluded from the kingdom of God, and indeed from
34 51|       acquired both heaven and the kingdom of God. Otherwise, if they
35 51|         blood could not obtain the kingdom of God, with the view of