The Kingdom of God

By Ken Edgar

As we explore the Gospel of the Kingdom we must become like spiritual archaeologist's. Delving deeply into the mysteries surrounding the Gospel of the Kingdom, asking countless questions for only the truth will survive such rigid examination.

The Kingdom is vitally important to our salvation, what does it help us to be saved and then we have no place to abide? What good did the blood of a lamb do to the Israelites who chose to remain in Egypt?

This study looks into the central theme of the entire Bible that focuses on the Kingdom of God.

As spiritual archaeologists, we explore and examine why the beginning of the book is also the end of the book. It is given to us to search, to question, to examine, to handle and to hold the truth.

What clues are given to us and how to interpret them. The Bible is a rich source of material that is easily distorted or diverted to prove our own opinions. But what is the one central theme that cannot be shaken or moved?

Why and what was so important about the Kingdom of Heaven that both John the Baptist and Jesus spent their ministries teaching and preaching it?

Jesus never came to set up a new religion or even envisaged the ones we currently find on earth. Jesus never ordained ministers or Bishops or any other office such as is found only in today's churches. Jesus was very opposed to religious rulers but freely conducted Himself as only a regal King could.

Creation has a clear defined purpose and that is the establishment of a Kingdom and its King. This is no ordinary Kingdom, for it must enthrone the greatest King of all, He who will be proclaimed King of kings.

The final feasts of both Passover and Pentecost have been fulfilled and through them we discover new and exciting material to guide and build us in our faith.

Exo 15:13 Thou in thy mercy hast led forth the people which thou hast redeemed: thou hast guided them in thy strength unto thy holy habitation.
Exo 15:17 Thou shalt bring them in, and plant them in the mountain of thine inheritance, in the place, O LORD, which thou hast made for thee to dwell in, in the Sanctuary, O Lord, which thy hands have established.

Too long have we camped at Calvary and wept over the blood spilt. When Moses celebrated the first Passover, He never once refers to the blood the lambs offered up, rather his focus is on the fact that the Almighty "I AM" brought them forth, "Brought them out" in order to "Bring them In."

Passover was a feast of celebration for the great things God has done for us, not an occasion to mourn and stay locked in one single aspect of all that Jesus has done for us.

What good was the blood of the lamb is you stayed in Egypt? What good was the Law of Moses if you stayed in the wilderness for ever?

What good is Calvary if we stay there forever? We must keep on marching forward in strength and courage, meditating day and night in the Word of the Lord. We must not let up on our journey until we are also "Brought IN." There is a Kingdom that awaits us.

With no clear knowledge of the Father's intentions and plans we have no clear vision and struggle bound in the darkness.

This book will open the windows and pull back the curtains to let the light in that we can see our path ahead clearer.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FG2TXC7Q
• ISBN13: 9798287796235
• Release Date: June 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 310 Pages
• Weight: 0.92 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"