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The Kingdom of God in the Twentieth-Century Discussion and the Light of Scripture

The importance of the Kingdom of God for our grasp of Biblical Christianity can hardly be overemphasized. There is an impressive consensus among scholars (rare, perhaps, in the field of New Testament studies!) that the Kingdom of God forms the very heart of all that Jesus taught. Confirmation of the centrality of the Kingdom inJesus' ministry appears everywhere. When Archibald Robinson presented the Bampton Lectures in 1901, he remarked that