Kingdom of Heaven

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The Kingdom of Heaven is a central biblical concept referring to God's sovereign, redemptive rule over creation, especially as proclaimed and inaugurated by Jesus in the New Testament.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian eschatological concept
New Testament concept
biblical concept
theological concept
accessCondition doing the will of God
faith in Jesus
repentance
announcedIn Jesus’ preaching
Sermon on the Mount
parables of Jesus
associatedDiscipline New Testament studies
biblical theology
eschatology
systematic theology
associatedPerson Jesus Christ
surface form: Jesus of Nazareth

John the Baptist
associatedTerm Kingdom of God
centralThemeOf Gospel of Matthew
teaching of Jesus
contrastedWith earthly kingdoms
describedAs God’s redemptive reign
God’s sovereign rule
reign of God over creation
ethicalImplication discipleship
love of neighbor
righteousness
hasAspect already-and-not-yet
future fulfillment
present reality
inauguratedBy Jesus Christ
keyText Matthew 13
Matthew 18:3
Matthew 19:14
Matthew 19:23
Matthew 3:2
Matthew 4:17
Matthew 5:10
Matthew 5:3
primaryLanguageContext Koine Greek
proclaimedBy Jesus Christ
John the Baptist
relatedConcept eternal life
new creation
reign of Christ
salvation
religiousTextContext Bible
New Testament
religiousTradition Christianity
scripturalBookContext Gospel of Matthew
Synoptic Gospels
symbolizedBy hidden treasure
mustard seed
pearl of great price
yeast

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Ridley Scott directed Kingdom of Heaven
Kingdom of God hasAlternativeName Kingdom of Heaven
Gospel of Matthew keyTheme Kingdom of Heaven
Queen of Heaven linkedTo Kingdom of Heaven
Orlando Bloom notableWork Kingdom of Heaven
Ridley Scott notableWork Kingdom of Heaven
Heaven relatedConcept Kingdom of Heaven
Keys of Heaven relatedConcept Kingdom of Heaven