Whose Kingdom Shall Have No End | Nicene Creed | Red Orthodox Cross Crown | Christian Eschatology | Christian Canvas ArtThrough His sufferings as the Christ, Jesus achieved everlasting kingship and lordship over all creation. He has become King of kings and Lord of lords, sharing this title with God the Father Himself (Deut 10. 17; Dan 2. 47; Rev 19. 16). As a man, Jesus Christ is King of the Kingdom of God. Christ came for no other reason than to bring Gods kingdom to men. His very first public words are exactly those of His forerunner, John the Baptist: Repent for

the Bridegroom cometh in the middle of the night

with the sun setting and dawning every 24 hours since the creation of the world

Then will follow judgment also over those who did not want to have Him as king

nor consumed by the moth and rust of envy

Explanation of Philippians (buy the collected volume of St Theophylact's Explanations of the Epistles here)

Orthros Canon

so is each man’s flesh dissolved at death

’ But the word is very near you

they climb up into the houses

When we cry

when I have learned the judgements of Thy righteousness

O hosts of heaven