Relationship between the teachings of resurrection, return, and the kingdom of God with apocalypse in the New Testament, relying on the positive functions and disadvantages

Resurrection, return, and the kingdom of God is fundamental teachings of the New Testament in which Christianity is founded. These key terms refer to the issues of expecting for the return and form the core of the Christian community. By the end of Jesu's earthly life waiting for the return of Jesus took on a new face to establish the kingdom of God. Based on historical and religious fervor of its adherents waiting for a savior, messianism has numerous functions in the community and they can be expected to be faithful to it.The present study describes and analyzes the content, relevance of teachings of resurrection, return, and the kingdom of God with apocalyptic reviews and its functioning in those who believe in Christianity the analyze its benefits and disadvantages. The results of the study show that belief in Christian Apocalypse is built on concepts of resurrection, and return the kingdom of God. For the people who believe, it will bring about individual happiness, hope for the future, and bring patience and good morals. From its social dimension, all believers in Christ are equated with any nationality; race, because belief in Christ is the measure of one's faith and that all believers are equal in this respect. Of course, these functions- may also bring about negative attitudes such as exclusivist; faith-purist tendencies which may follow to the decline of the Christian community.