What does the Kingdom of God entail according to the material?

• A. The kingdom is a present political power
• B. Afterlife is not part of it
• C. All of us will rise from the dead
• D. Only the righteous will rise

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is the eschatological promise tied to the Kingdom of God—the ultimate renewal at the end times. The material presents resurrection as a central part of that Kingdom, signaling universal hope and restoration for all people. This aligns with the view that all of us will rise from the dead, showing that life after death is integral to the Kingdom and that the renewal isn’t limited to a select group. The other statements don’t fit because the material doesn’t frame the Kingdom as a present political power, it does affirm life after death, and it doesn’t restrict resurrection only to the righteous.