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This unique work compiles all of Geerhardus Vos’ academic articles written for journals and magazines at the turn of the twentieth century. Primarily pulling from the Princeton Theological Review, The Bible Student, and the Presbyterian and Reformed Review, these articles address specialized and specific theological explorations, controverseys, and discussions of his day. Articles include: •...

In this sense God’s kingdom first meant a present, real relation between Himself and his people, not something whose realization was expected from the future. Through the supernatural giving of the law and its administration and his direction of the course of history Jehovah exercises the functions of King in Israel. Later on, however, the conception of the kingdom, without losing its older meaning, obtains a distinctly eschatological sense. This development coincided with the development of Messianic