Section 3
The kingdom of God is the Savior (Luke 17:21) as the seed of life, sown into His believers, God's chosen people (Mark 4:3, 26), and developing into a realm which God may rule as His king dom in His divine life. Its entrance is regener ation (John 3:5), and its development is the believers' growth in the divine life (2 Pet. 1:3-11). It is the church life today, in which the faithful believers live (Rom. 14:17), and it will develop into the coming kingdom as an inheritance re ward (Gal. 5:21; Eph. 5:5) to the overcoming saints in the millennium (Rev. 20:4, 6). Eventu ally, it will consummate in the New Jerusalem as the eternal kingdom of God, an eternal realm of the eternal blessing of God's eternal life for all God's redeemed to enjoy in the new heaven and new earth for eternity (Rev. 21:1-4; 22:1-5, 14). Such a kingdom, the kingdom of God, is what the Savior preached in Luke 4 as the gospel, the good news.
TEACHING
Verse 31 of chapter four says that He came down to Capernaum and was teaching on the Sabbaths. His teaching released the word of light to enlighten those in the darkness of death