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Rom. 14 : 17.
2 Among those who regard the idea of the kingdom as pre- dominantly an eschatological conception are : Meyer, SchmoUer, Issel, J. Weiss, and Kaftan. Its presence here and now is maintained by Ritschl, Wendt, Bruce, Mathews (Social Teach- ing, p. 51), Orr (article, " Kingdom of God, " in Hastings' B. D. ), and Bousset (see especially Jesu Predigt, pp. 09, 100). Cf. My Theology of the N. T. , pp. O7-40, and the admirable remarks of Professor Peabody in Jesus Chi'ist and the Social Q...uestion, pp. 91-104, and the various opinions there cited.
V 66 THE TEACHING OF JESUS The future coming of the king- dom.
Jesus.^ The kingdom is declared to be at hand;^ is said to have come to or upon those to whom Jesus spoke ^ and is represented as being within (or among) the people of his time. "* Jesus compared the least member of the kingdom with John the Baptist, '^ ex- horted men to seek his kingdom, ^ and spoke of persons who were entering it at the time/ Moreover, the para- bles of the Sower, the Tares, the Mustard Seed and the Leaven all assume that the kingdom is a present real- ity whose actual method of growth Jesus is illustrating by natural analogies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rom. 14 : 17.
2 Among those who regard the idea of the kingdom as pre- dominantly an eschatological conception are : Meyer, SchmoUer, Issel, J. Weiss, and Kaftan. Its presence here and now is maintained by Ritschl, Wendt, Bruce, Mathews (Social Teach- ing, p. 51), Orr (article, " Kingdom of God, " in Hastings' B. D. ), and Bousset (see especially Jesu Predigt, pp. 09, 100). Cf. My Theology of the N. T. , pp. O7-40, and the admirable remarks of Professor Peabody in Jesus Chi'ist and the Social Q...uestion, pp. 91-104, and the various opinions there cited.
V 66 THE TEACHING OF JESUS The future coming of the king- dom.
Jesus.^ The kingdom is declared to be at hand;^ is said to have come to or upon those to whom Jesus spoke ^ and is represented as being within (or among) the people of his time. "* Jesus compared the least member of the kingdom with John the Baptist, '^ ex- horted men to seek his kingdom, ^ and spoke of persons who were entering it at the time/ Moreover, the para- bles of the Sower, the Tares, the Mustard Seed and the Leaven all assume that the kingdom is a present real- ity whose actual method of growth Jesus is illustrating by natural analogies.
What to read after The Teaching of Jesus?
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