The Kingdom: The emerging rule of Christ among men

Forlagets omtale:
The struggle to make the Church relevant to today's culture seems already to be falling short of its intended goals as vain attempts are made to redefine and reshape it to fit its complex and demanding culture.
The relevance of the Church has never been discovered in its surrounding culture and never will be.

Jesus never sought to be relevant, He just lived, taught and expressed in both life and work the government of God wherever He went.

Reading this book will serve to strongly whet your appetite for its fraternal twin, The Church. In fact you may be unable to resist the temptation to steal a look at the book on the church before you finish this one. Go ahead as it may serve to enrich your reading of both. So buy them both now, if you haven't already.

The book, The Kingdom, had been casually read by Bob but not closely examined. He felt led of the Lord to give his copy to Jack. Jack began to devour it with the awareness that he has been given a masterpiece in exegetical study and an ingenious
result of powerful anointing on the author. Jack, aware
of Bob's evaluation of the book, returned it to him upon
finding one himself.

This book was published in 1899 with the author promising that if God gave him the time he would write its sequel on the church. For more than a year we were afraid that the author had died before the volume on the Church could be written. We were overjoyed when we found we were wrong and were able to find a copy of The Church. Soon there was the conviction that the work on the Church was as remarkable as the first work on the Kingdom. These two books are seen by Bob and Jack as the most splendid exegetical works on both subjects, the Kingdom and the Church, ever written. They believe that the readers will be virtually overwhelmed with the culturally uncluttered and biblically accurate insights into the King, His Kingdom and His Church.