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Jesus and the Great Commission

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2002-01-01

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Copyright © 2002 Pacific Press Publishing Association.

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This chapter examines Jesus last recorded words to his disciples which are essential to gain an understanding of who Jesus is and what he requires. This chapter also discusses three fundamental questions raised by the Great Commission which require urgent attention if we are serious about Jesus and his wil for the Church and for the world.

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Ball, B. W. (2002). Jesus and the great commission. In B. W. Ball, & W. G. Johnsson (Eds.), The essential Jesus: The man, his message, his mission (pp. 275-297). Nampa, ID: Pacific Press.

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The Essential Jesus: The Man, His Message, His Mission pp. 275-297

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