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    5b Origin of The Church - Jesus and The Beginning p2

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    The document discusses Jesus' view of the kingdom as not being a physical one, but rather expressing God's involvement in history. It also discusses how becoming more human involves realizing six dimensions of being - with our body and nature, with others, with community and society, with culture and history, through thought and action, and through relationship with the ultimate. The kingdom is the gift of salvation and points to our happiness as human beings.

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    The document discusses Jesus' view of the kingdom as not being a physical one, but rather expressing God's involvement in history. It also discusses how becoming more human involves realizing six dimensions of being - with our body and nature, with others, with community and society, with culture and history, through thought and action, and through relationship with the ultimate. The kingdom is the gift of salvation and points to our happiness as human beings.

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    5b Origin of The Church - Jesus and The Beginning p2

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    8/16/2020

    Restore the covenant between KINGDOM


    Yahweh and his people (Mk 1:15) For Jesus, the kingdom is never a physical one,
    He was even born in a manger
    by: He used the kingdom as a master symbol which
    expressed Gods involvement within the history
    1. Announcing the Good of Israel.
    news of the kingdom and;
    2. by calling people to
    conversion.

    KINGDOM
    We become more human if the six
    dimensions of our being with others in
    reality are realized;

    KINGDOM
    The kingdom is the gift of salvation
    The kingdom points to our becoming human, to our
    happiness as human beings.

    1. with our body, nature, and natural environment; e.g.


    Mt 4: 1-11 (not on bread alone)

    2. with others; e.g. Mt 5: 13-16


    (let your light shine)

    1
    8/16/2020

    3. with the wider


    community and society.
    e.g. Mt 18: 15-19 4. with culture
    (… 2 or 3 in my name…)
    and history;
    e.g. Mt 15: 2
    2 “Why do your
    disciples break the
    tradition of the
    elders? They don’t
    wash their hands
    before they eat!”

    5. Through thought and action; 6. through relationship with the ultimate.


    e.g. Mt 7: 1-6 (speck in the eyes) E.g. Mt 6: 1-15 (teaching on prayer)

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