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- 1. MissiologicalAnalysis ofScripture Understanding God's Mission Through the Bible Octavia Carr INT-310 Sunday, February 9, 2025
- 2. Key Points: Establishes God's mission to redeem all nations. Shows God’s sovereignty in choosing a people for His purposes. Connects to the New Testament fulfillment through Christ (Galatians 3:8 God’s covenant with Abraham, promising that all nations will be blessed through him. Old Testament - Genesis 12:1-3 Missiological Connection: God’s redemptive mission is global from the beginning. Basis for understanding the role of Israel in missions.
- 3. GOSPELS-MATTHEW28:19-20(THEGREATCOMMISSION) Jesus commands His disciples to make disciples of all nations. Key Points: Calls believers to evangelism and discipleship. Reinforces the global scope of God’s mission. The Trinity’s role in missions (baptizing in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit). Missiological Connection: Missions is not optional but a direct command from Christ. Establishes the framework for modern missions.
- 4. Key Points: The Holy Spirit empowers mission work. Expanding mission from local (Jerusalem) to global (ends of the earth). Highlights the role of cultural barriers in missions. Missiological Connection: Missions should start locally and expand outward. The power of the Holy Spirit in evangelism. Jesus tells His disciples that they will be His witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. Acts - Acts 1:8
- 5. Letters - Romans 10:13-15 Paul emphasizes the necessity of preaching the Gospel so that people may believe and be saved. Key Points: Salvation is for all who call upon the Lord. The necessity of sending missionaries. Faith comes through hearing the Word. Missiological Connection: Reinforces the urgency of missions. Encourages believers to support missions through sending and going.
- 6. John’s vision of a great multitude from every nation worshiping before God’s throne. Revelation - Revelation 7:9-10 Key Points: The ultimate fulfillment of God’s mission. Shows diversity in the Kingdom of God. Encourages perseverance in missions. Missiological Connection: Assurance that missions will succeed. Calls for continued work in reaching the unreached.
- 7. Conclusion and Application Summary of Key Takeaways: God’s mission is global and inclusive. The Great Commission is the church’s responsibility. The Holy Spirit empowers mission work. Preaching and sending missionaries are necessary for salvation. The final goal of missions is a diverse, redeemed people before God.
- 8. Moreau, A. S., Corwin, G. R., & McGee, G. B. (2015). Introducing World Missions: A Biblical, Historical, and Practical Survey (2nd ed.). Baker Academic. The Holy Bible, English Standard Version. (2016). Bible Gateway. Do not come any closer,” God said. “Take off your sandals, for the place where you are standing is holy ground. (Original work published 2001). Wright, C. J. H. (2010). The Mission of God: Unlocking the Bible’s Grand Narrative. IVP Academic. Piper, J. (2003). Let the Nations Be Glad! The Supremacy of God in Missions. Baker Academic. REFERENCES