What makes this volume satisfying is that, so to speak, everything is there ... There are reflections on philosophy, anthropology, systematic theology, sociology, and geography. This type of cross-study is certainly commendable, as he digs through an impressively wide range of materials ... Schreiner has done a service by bringing a neglected topic to notice. His work deserves attention as a call to examine the "where" or "space" of the "kingdom of heaven," and broaden our understanding of the space. * Bulletin for Biblical Research * Reopens questions surrounding the Matthaean 'kingdom of God/heaven' in new and engaging ways ... This study clearly confirms the vital place for spatial readings of NT texts. * Journal for the Study of the New Testament * Insightful and instructive for the interpretation of Matthew's Gospel ... I would recommend this work to any student of Scripture who has wrestled with questions regarding the kingdom of God, questions which have been asked throughout church history. Schreiner's spatial inquiry into Matthew's story of the kingdom provides new (yet also ancient) answers to these questions which move the conversation forward in a unique and most helpful way. * Books at a Glance *