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An Eternal Kingdom of Order and Truth, not Lawlessness

An Eternal Kingdom of Order and Truth, not Lawlessness

Paperback

Christian Living

ISBN13: 9798230617501
Publisher: Riaan Engelbrecht
Published: Jan 23 2025
Pages: 564
Weight: 1.42
Height: 1.26 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

God's Kingdom is not a kingdom of disorder, confusion, shifting opinions, or competing truths. It is a Kingdom established upon the unchanging character of God, His eternal truth, His righteous commandments, and His divine order. What God has declared righteous does not become unrighteous because the world changes, and what He has established does not bend according to the opinions, philosophies, or standards of humanity. The Kingdom of God has an order. It has a King, a government, a law, a standard of righteousness, and a way of life. To seek the Kingdom therefore requires more than acknowledging God-it requires learning to discern His truth, submit to His authority, walk according to His ways, and understand the order He has established. We cannot faithfully walk in God's will while remaining ignorant of the principles by which His Kingdom operates. In an age increasingly marked by moral confusion, competing definitions of truth, and the rejection of divine authority, the people of God must recover a biblical understanding of Kingdom order. Truth is not determined by popular opinion. Righteousness is not redefined by culture. God's commandments are not temporary suggestions to be reshaped according to the spirit of the age. His Word remains a foundation upon which His people are called to build their lives. This omnibus brings God of Law and Order and Kingdom of God together to examine the nature of God's divine order, the reality and government of His Kingdom, and the enduring significance of His commandments. They call the believer back to the ancient paths-to truth that does not shift, righteousness that does not compromise, and a Kingdom that cannot be shaken.

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