Yesterday, I posted an article by bionic mosquito: Making Slaves of Freed Men (There is nothing new.............. - CL) – which demonstrated to me a parable told by Jesus. – a part of the whole KoG series in DaLimbraw Library.
(excerpted
from KoG series) If anyone looks at the parables of the
kingdom, he finds this concept of historical continuity repeated. The
parable of the talents teaches that each man develops his capital, working out
the implications of his faith, in responsible or irresponsible stewardship.
Then comes the day when the Master returns. Again and again, the parables
point to the continuity of history, with good men and bad men working side by
side in the same world, until the return of God in final judgment. There is
only one return. There is only one judgment. There is only one period of
rewards and punishments. There is
no great intermediate
discontinuous break in the development of the two principles, good and evil. The
evil seeds have no warning of the impending judgment. They witness no period in
which the wheat is pulled up, and then is replanted after a period of time,
which would testify to the tares of what is coming at the end of the age……
One of the titles often used in referring to Medieval Period history is Christendom. Depending on
the point of view of the historian, it might be either positive or negative.
Regardless of that, the term itself is a historic fact.
What is important here is that the Kingdom of God is not some vague,
ethereal nothingness – it is real and it is here NOW! So what exactly is it?
Where the rubber meets DaRoad - CAP
– Kingdom of God Study List
Warning!
This is an extensive, time consuming and serious study which will test not only
your intellectual curiosity, but your ability to relentlessly search for
reality and truth. Once you open that gate – you literally have no idea where
it might lead! I KNOW from personal
experience.
And BTW – bionic mosquito
not only inspired me to post this KoG piece, but get a load of these groupings
on his:
The fields are ripe – the workers are few?
Get to work!
History is not just dates and places.
"What history has taught me is that history is never written in
stone. Obstinate research unearths new facts. Fresh perspectives stimulate our
insights." - Johnny D. Boggs - True West
Magazine
We’re
living it, folks!