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This is the first lesson in the series Kingdom and Covenant in the New Testament. In this series, we'll follow a very traditional definition of theology and speak of New Testament theology as everything that the New Testament teaches about God himself and other topics in relation to God. We've entitled this first lesson "Why Study New Testament Theology?" In this lesson, we want to see why it's important to go beyond a casual familiarity with the New Testament and devote ourselves to the careful, in-depth study of New Testament theology.

We'll explore the prominence of the kingdom of God in New Testament theology from two perspectives. First, we'll look at what New Testament authors called the good news, or gospel, of the kingdom. And second, we'll point out how the coming of the kingdom influenced everything they wrote. These two topics will help us see that the doctrine of the kingdom of God upholds every dimension of the New Testament. Let's begin with the good news of the kingdom.

Our lesson will divide into two main parts. First, we'll see how the new covenant characterized God's kingdom administration. Second, we'll explore how the new covenant reveals certain dynamics of interaction between God and his people. Let's look first at God's kingdom administration through the new covenant.