The Kingdom of God: Is A Government NOT Religion.

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A Kingdom is NOT a religion. It is a form of government. The word God is NOT a religious term and not the name of someone. It is a title. So, the title of this book “The Kingdom of God” has NOTHING to do with religion. It is the name of a government ideology just as democracy, communism, and socialism. United States of America (USA) was once ruled by a Kingdom and not a Democracy. The USA went to war as part of the efforts to win independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain.
This is a book about the perfect government system for all nations. This is part of my book series on the government system called The Kingdom of God. The first book in this series “The Kingdom of God – Laws and Lord” proved that this government system exists in all nations with universal laws that all humans are subject to.
This book examines the roles of two key individuals in the formation and administration of the Kingdom of God government. Their names are Jesus Christ (JC) and Holy Spirit (HS). The book will refer to both with their titles, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
The Kingdom of God is one of two spiritual governments on earth. It is the extension of the spiritual Kingdom of Heaven’s government on earth. It was the original government on Earth. Spiritual governments cannot be seen with natural human eyes, but they exist and govern the unseen human spirit. The governments of all nations (democracy, communism, socialism, etc.) started in the invisible spiritual realm, just as everything that is visible started in the invisible spiritual world. Democracy started as invisible thoughts and ideas in some Greek Philosophers minds. Just look at and around you. Everything you see started as an invisible idea in someone’s mind. These invisible ideas are expressed through oral and written words and drawings or pictures. These words and drawings are then transformed into visible products and services.
It is a true story that Jesus Christ (JC) and the Holy Spirit (HS) came to Earth from Heaven to re-establish and administer this Kingdom of God government. Though they came together their roles were sequential. Jesus Christ reestablished the Kingdom of God and departed to Heaven while the Holy Spirit stayed on Earth to administer it.
Section A will explore the activities of Jesus Christ to re-establish the Kingdom of God on Earth, and Section B will discuss the roles of the Holy Spirit in the administration and expansion of the Kingdom of God’s government.