To enter the kingdom: the soteriological dimension of discipleship and its implications

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Oñoro C., CJM, F. . (2007). To enter the kingdom: the soteriological dimension of discipleship and its implications. Cuestiones Teológicas, 34(81), 149–160. Retrieved from https://revistas.upb.edu.co/index.php/cuestiones/article/view/5896
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Vol. 34 No. 81 (2007): Discipleship and the memory of Jesus
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Fidel Oñoro C., CJM
Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana

Abstract

«Jesus proclaimed the Kingdom of God». It is with this sentence that the Gospel of Mark summarizes the Good News of the Master from Galilee. One of the ways to assume the kingdom of Jesus is to become his disciple, following his way of life. In this sense, the kingdom of God appears as an attractive road taken by men and women eager to lead a life like the one lead by Jesus. To those who take the option to be his disciples Jesus offers them the kingdom without concealing them the implications of their choice.

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The Gospel of Mark Discipleship Kingdom of God Christology Soteriology

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Fidel Oñoro C., CJM, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana

Licenciado (Magíster) en Exégesis Bíblica, del Pontificio Instituto Bíblico de Roma. Tiene estudios de Arqueología Bíblica en Jerusalén. Fundador del Instituto Bíblico de Pastoral Latinoamericana, en la Universidad Minuto de Dios en Bogotá. Docente de la Maestría en Teología de la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana de Bogotá. Actualmente es el director del Centro Bíblico para América Latina (CEBIPAL) del CELAM, con sede en Bogotá. Ha escrito: A la sombra del Espíritu. A la escucha del Maestro. Tras las huellas de Jesús. Y en asocio con Hernán Cardona: Jesús de Nazaret en el Evangelio de San Lucas (2006). E-