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The author contrasts divine rule as orderly and perfect with human governments as flawed and incapable of fully restoring the world, examines human nature as a composite of spirit and body with preexistence, mortality, and resurrection, and considers human accountability to God. The treatise explores the principles of the Lord's moral governance, questions rightful authority over nations, and debates whether God's reign will be literal or spiritual. It closes by outlining the establishment of God’s kingdom on earth and the expected effects of Christ’s reign in bringing righteousness and peace.
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