The paradigm of god’s kingdom citizens and their responsibility
Descriptive theological studies
Keywords:
Theologies, God’s Kingdom Citizens, Responsibility, BibleAbstract
This paper aims to describe the paradigm of the Kingdom of God and the responsibilities of Its citizens. A description is a form of literature study centered on the Bible as the basis for studying Christian theology. This statement also reflects the research method, namely the library method.
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