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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
God's rule or reign, rather than simply a geographical territory; Christians understand it as God's authority at work in people's lives and the world.
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God’s rule or reign, which Christians believe Jesus reveals and brings through his words and actions.
God’s rule or reign, rather than simply a geographical territory.
God’s rule, which Christians believe is expressed when people live according to God’s will.
‘Like a little child’ describes how people receive the Kingdom of God; it does not mean that only children can enter it.
Do not turn ‘not far from the kingdom of God’ into a claim that Jesus explicitly says the scribe has entered it.
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God’s rule or reign: Christians understand it as a present reality where God’s will is followed, as well as something they pray will be fully established.
God’s rule or reign, which people are called to receive and live under; not simply a geographical place.
God’s rule, which people enter by accepting God’s authority; it is not simply a geographical territory.
God’s rule or reign, rather than simply a geographical territory; accepting it involves living according to God’s will.
God’s rule or reign. Christians understand Jesus’ invitation as calling people into a life shaped by God’s rule.
God’s rule or reign, understood by Christians in terms of God’s authority over people’s lives and the world.
God’s rule or reign, revealed through Jesus’ teaching and actions and expected in its fullness.
God’s reign or rule, which Christians understand Jesus to proclaim and reveal through his teaching and actions.