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realized eschatology: a standalone construct

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Biblical studies

the reading, from Dodd, of Jesus' preaching as announcing that the kingdom of God had already arrived in his ministry rather than lying in the future.

In biblical studies, realized eschatology refers to the reading, from Dodd, of Jesus' preaching as announcing that the kingdom of God had already arrived in his ministry rather than lying in the future. This meaning comes from Dodd (1936) in The parables of the kingdom.[1]

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  1. Dodd, C. H. (1936). The parables of the kingdom. Charles Scribner's Sons. Open Library record

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