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Kingdom of God
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Noun1.Kingdom of God - the spiritual domain over which God is sovereign
spiritual domain, spiritual world, unseen - a belief that there is a realm controlled by a divine spirit
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Somehow this metaphorical language of the in-breaking of the Kingdom of God encourages me to give myself over to being faithful to God and what God is doing.
A blood-red moon: predictive astronomy or biblical metaphor? by Webber, David / Presbyterian Record
s sins, and 2) feed its people spiritually, preparing them for service in the Kingdom of God.
The Philadelphia Church of God by Sander A. Flaum / Philosophy and religion community
The Lord Jesus told this parable to illustrate the powerful growth of the Kingdom of God in Israel and across the world.
THOUGHT for the DAY by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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