The Kingdom of Heaven

From there the Master, calling the righteous 'blessed,' brings them into the kingdom that has no end;

For so that holy book is called, inasmuch as it brings the good news of immortality and incorruption and eternal life and the forgiveness of sins and the kingdom of heaven to us who are mortal and corruptible and earthly — which the eyewitnesses

"The good hope of which I spoke is the kingdom of heaven;

It behoves, then, those who are disposed to love the truth and to love their brethren—neither rashly and arrogantly looking down upon the rich who are called, nor again cringing to them out of their own love of gain—first to remove from them by the word the empty despair, and to show, with the requisite exposition of the Lord's sayings, that the inheritance of the kingdom of heaven is not utterly …

For the man who holds his possessions and gold and silver and houses as gifts of God, and ministers from them, to the God who gives, toward the salvation of men, and knows that he possesses these for his brethren's sake rather than his own, and is master of his possessions rather than their slave, not carrying them about in his soul, nor bounding and circumscribing his own life within them, but ev …

How hardly shall they that have riches enter into the kingdom of God!

Christ himself says the kingdom of Heaven began to suffer violence from the days of John the Baptist.