Book, Chapter

 1        1, VI     |           He excludes such from His kingdom. And his accusation is,
 2        1, XXXIX  |         have no connection with the kingdom of heaven." In what respect
 3        1, LVI    | righteousness is the sceptre of Thy kingdom. Thou hast loved righteousness,
 4        1, LVI    |    righteousness the sceptre of His kingdom," says that this God has
 5        1, LVI    | righteousness is the sceptre of Thy kingdom," are spoken of the God
 6        1, LIX    |        connection with a particular kingdom or a particular time; but
 7        1, LX     |           but not knowing over what kingdom he was to reign, and being
 8        1, LXI    |           it became God to bestow a kingdom,--for the benefit, viz.,
 9        1, LXI    |    declaring the superiority of His kingdom, says: "If My kingdom were
10        1, LXI    |           His kingdom, says: "If My kingdom were of this world, then
11        1, LXI    |             the Jews: but now is My kingdom not of this world." Now,
12        2, V      |    inculcated by a parable that the kingdom of God would be taken from
13        2, IX     |              from the fact that the kingdom of evil was not yet come
14        2, XXXVIII|             everywhere announce the kingdom of God, accusing Him of
15        2, LXIII  |            things pertaining to the kingdom of God." And in the Gospels
16        2, LXXVIII|         purpose of calling into the kingdom of God, through Jesus Christ,
17        2, LXXVIII|            the divine teaching, the kingdom of God being taken from
18        3, XL     |      doctrine regarding God and His kingdom.~
19        3, XLVII  |             is with God, and to His kingdom, and which teach men to
20        3, LIX    |           unfortunate, him will the kingdom of God receive. Do you not
21        4, III    |   disobedience, what is called the "kingdom of God," and to give to
22        4, III    |            to God the fruits of His kingdom in due season (each action
23        4, III    |        action being a "fruit of the kingdom"). We shall therefore, out
24        4, X      |         which is to be found in the kingdom of God, reserved for those
25        4, XLII   |       nations? Jesus declared, "The kingdom of God shall be taken from
26        4, XLII   |        contain the mysteries of the kingdom of God? If, then, they peruse
27        4, XLVII  |            beyond the limits of the kingdom, and to pasture their flocks
28        5, XIX    |            blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God; neither doth corruption
29        5, LVIII  |       unholy deeds, transferred the kingdom of God to other husbandmen,
30        6, XVI    |          rich man to enter into the kingdom of God," Celsus alleges
31        6, XVI    |          rich man to enter into the kingdom of God!" Now, if Celsus
32        6, XVII   |          our Scriptures give of the kingdom of God, has quoted none
33        6, XXXI   |             didst close against thy kingdom, I pass again in freedom
34        6, XLVI   |       things relating to the coming kingdom, beginning with the times
35        6, XLVI   |            the latter time of their kingdom, when their sins are coming
36        7, XXIII  |          rich man to enter into the kingdom of God;'' whether we take
37        8, V      |             He may form them into a kingdom worthy of God, and present
38        8, XI     |       impiously, for he divides the kingdom of God, and raises a sedition
39        8, XI     |     separate factions in the divine kingdom, and that there exists one
40        8, XI     |           the nature of that divine kingdom of which we are continually
41        8, XI     |           of God alone, so that the kingdom of God may be ours. Celsus,
42        8, XI     |    consistency not to speak of "the kingdom of God," but of "the kingdom
43        8, XI     |        kingdom of God," but of "the kingdom of the gods." There are
44        8, XI     |        therefore no factions in the kingdom of God, nor is there any
45        8, XIII   |       sedition or disloyalty in the kingdom of God. We honour the Father
46        8, XXXVIII|      revilers shall not inherit the kingdom of God." And who amongst
47        8, XLI    |       revilers will not inherit the kingdom of God." And we read, "Bless
48        8, LXVIII |          crafty Saturn gave him his kingdom, but He who "removeth and
49        8, LXVIII |            the divine origin of the kingdom, and observing the precept