In the kingdom, those who serve are exalted, and those who exalt themselves are humbled (Matthew 23:12; Luke 1:52; 14:11).
In the kingdom, those who lose gain, and those who seek to gain lose (Matthew 10:39; 16:25–26; Luke 17:33).
In the kingdom, the proud are debased while the humble in heart are blessed (Matthew 18:2–4; Luke 14:11).
In the kingdom, truth is hidden from the wise and prudent, but it is revealed to babes (Matthew 11:25).
In the kingdom, the greatest serve and those who seek to be great are humbled (Matthew 23:11–12).
In the kingdom, leadership is not set up like a top-down, chain-of-command hierarchy nor is it based on titles; it’s based on service and humility (Matthew 20:26–28; 23:5–9; Luke 22:25–26).
In the kingdom, the last will be first, and the first will be last (Matthew 20:16; Mark 10:43–44).
In the kingdom, those who were hungry and mourn will eat and be merry (Luke 6:25).
In the kingdom, those who have received evil will receive good (Luke 16:25).