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inaugurated eschatology: a standalone construct

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the view that the kingdom of God has already begun in Jesus' ministry but awaits future completion.

In New Testament studies, inaugurated eschatology refers to the view that the kingdom of God has already begun in Jesus' ministry but awaits future completion. This meaning comes from Ladd (1974) in The presence of the future.[1]

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  1. Ladd, G. E. (1974). The presence of the future. Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company. ISBN 9781467421522

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