When I speak of the Kingdom of God I am not referring to any of the man-made religions of this world.
The single and most important thing one can learn about in this life is to consider Jesus Christ. He is King of the Kingdom of God and as such He reveals the Kingdom. These two are inseparable!
Christ lived His life both as the perfect example of God with us and how we should live towards others.
The King and the Kingdom of God transcends all of these religions and is both personal and social.
The Creator built His Realm into the fabric of the Universe and within each and every human being.
When Jesus separates the sheep from the goats He does so according to the content of their character and not religious affiliations.
To the sheep He says,”Come ye blessed of my Father,inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.” (Matt 25:34 KJV)
To the goats He says “Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels.” (Matt 25:41)
From His Judgement Seat Christ separates all those from the nations of the world. Those (sheep) whose character is to help the least of his disciples from those (goats) who do not have the character to help
The difference between the goats and the sheep is the difference between Light and Darkness, Love and Hate or Life and Death.These two types of people have been in existence for centuries.
Throughout the scriptures men are given the choice between Life and Death
This is why within mankind there has always been a deep desire for truth, justice and peace.
Gaining an accurate knowledge of this Kingdom opens our understanding to where one can finally find the answer to every challenge in life. This includes the challenge of sickness and death. The Kingdom of God is also our hope.
Again this concept transcends all religions and all the “ism’s” of this world.
Knowing about the King and His The Kingdom is the Creator’s ultimate provision for all of the needs of mankind.
Jesus said, “Seek ye First the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. . .”
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The Kingdom of God Transcends All
When I speak of the Kingdom of God I am not referring to any of the man-made religions of this world.
The single and most important thing one can learn about in this life is to consider Jesus Christ. He is King of the Kingdom of God and as such He reveals the Kingdom. These two are inseparable!
Christ lived His life both as the perfect example of God with us and how we should live towards others.
The King and the Kingdom of God transcends all of these religions and is both personal and social.
The Creator built His Realm into the fabric of the Universe and within each and every human being.
When Jesus separates the sheep from the goats He does so according to the content of their character and not religious affiliations.
To the sheep He says,”Come ye blessed of my Father,inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.” (Matt 25:34 KJV)
To the goats He says “Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels.” (Matt 25:41)
From His Judgement Seat Christ separates all those from the nations of the world. Those (sheep) whose character is to help the least of his disciples from those (goats) who do not have the character to help
The difference between the goats and the sheep is the difference between Light and Darkness, Love and Hate or Life and Death.These two types of people have been in existence for centuries.
Throughout the scriptures men are given the choice between Life and Death
This is why within mankind there has always been a deep desire for truth, justice and peace.
Gaining an accurate knowledge of this Kingdom opens our understanding to where one can finally find the answer to every challenge in life. This includes the challenge of sickness and death. The Kingdom of God is also our hope.
Again this concept transcends all religions and all the “ism’s” of this world.
Knowing about the King and His The Kingdom is the Creator’s ultimate provision for all of the needs of mankind.
Jesus said, “Seek ye First the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. . .”
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