The History of Israel ...: the Life And Times of Christ
The History of Israel ...: the Life And Times of Christ
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xxiv. 30, 36 sq. « Matt. xxii. 30 sq.
Digitized byV^OOQlC THE KINGDOM OF GOD IN ITS CONSUMMATION. 206 kingdom of God will be present everywhere where true religion is operative. But if it is this, it is in itself only a possession which God has from the very first designed for man, but which can never become for him an actual possession unless he lays hold of it; and it is also a possession which is the summum bonum for man himself, though, as being a possession dependent on the form and operat...ion of true religion amongst men, it can be conceived of very variously by men, and very variously striven after according to the changing forms of religion. It follows, moreover, readily from the nature of the case, if true religion is for all men alike, and every human kingdom can become progressively perfect and permanent by it alone, that the kingdom of God, though it is possible within the narrowest space, and, indeed, can never spread abroad at all without first becoming settled and naturalised in it, finds its final destination and consummation only in wide universal relations, and that no kingdom of God is the perfect, true one which cannot, indeed which is not compelled, to realise itself perfectly as well in the widest as it had done in the smallest space.
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xxiv. 30, 36 sq. « Matt. xxii. 30 sq.
Digitized byV^OOQlC THE KINGDOM OF GOD IN ITS CONSUMMATION. 206 kingdom of God will be present everywhere where true religion is operative. But if it is this, it is in itself only a possession which God has from the very first designed for man, but which can never become for him an actual possession unless he lays hold of it; and it is also a possession which is the summum bonum for man himself, though, as being a possession dependent on the form and operat...ion of true religion amongst men, it can be conceived of very variously by men, and very variously striven after according to the changing forms of religion. It follows, moreover, readily from the nature of the case, if true religion is for all men alike, and every human kingdom can become progressively perfect and permanent by it alone, that the kingdom of God, though it is possible within the narrowest space, and, indeed, can never spread abroad at all without first becoming settled and naturalised in it, finds its final destination and consummation only in wide universal relations, and that no kingdom of God is the perfect, true one which cannot, indeed which is not compelled, to realise itself perfectly as well in the widest as it had done in the smallest space.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Ewald, Russell Martineau, Joseph Estlin Carpenter, John Frederick Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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