Jesus' mission was to announce, manifest and inaugurate Yahweh's long-promised kingdom, and that work involved proclamation, depiction, invitation, and challenge. But conflict was also central to Jesus' work, because the kingdom He was bringing contradicts and disallows every existing human expression of kingdom and rule. Thus He drew the fierce and unrelenting opposition of the world powers - human and supra-human - the moment He began proclaiming and manifesting His Father's kingdom. But that was the battle He'd come to fight, and He would achieve the victory.
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“ Another Gem! ” The historical, geographical and theological context of Peter's "confession" adds profound depth and crucial insight to the true purpose of Jesus' "miracle" ministry and the nature and scope of the Kingdom of God that He is preaching and ushering in. You cannot think about the Kingdom of God the same way after listening to this sermon.
