The sermon by Paul Mahan focuses on the theological doctrine of the Kingdom of God, as presented in Luke 17. Mahan emphasizes that the Kingdom of God is not a tangible, observable realm that can be pinpointed or restored outwardly, as the Pharisees sought to understand, but is a spiritual kingdom that exists within believers. He supports his argument by referencing various Scriptures, including Psalm 2 and Isaiah 9, which affirm that Christ is the King by decree and birth. Mahan articulates that Jesus Christ is both the royal and reigning King, whose sovereignty over all creation is paramount. The significance of this doctrine is that it calls believers to recognize the spiritual nature of Christ's reign and encourages them to live in obedience and reverence to their unseen King.
“Heaven, the kingdom of God, cometh not with observation. That is, outward show. It is unseen.”
“He is King by decree. King by birth. He is King, the Royal King.”
“His kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, His dominion throughout all generations.”
“His reign is unseen. His kingdom is unseen. His subjects are really unknown.”
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