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Exploring the concept of the Kingdom of God, the book examines Jesus' role as the Messiah, emphasizing his message of establishing a new social order rooted in love, justice, and compassion. Schweitzer introduces the notion of the "messianic secret," positing that Jesus intentionally concealed his true identity until the appropriate moment. Drawing on his extensive biblical knowledge, this scholarly work is a significant contribution to New Testament studies and remains a classic in the field. The reprint aims to preserve its cultural importance.