Mt. 12:28 (parallel in Lk. 11:20) have often been used by scholars as proof-texts that the kingdom of God has arrived or been inaugurated. h When examining these things in context, the opposite is true. Jesus' statement is consistent with the arrival of the kingdom strictly on the day of judgment and God's wrath.
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Mt. 12:28 (parallel in Lk. 11:20) have often been used by scholars as proof-texts that the kingdom of God has arrived or been inaugurated. h When examining these things in context, the opposite is true. Jesus' statement is consistent with the arrival of the kingdom strictly on the day of judgment and God's wrath.
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