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Biblical Foundations for 21st Century World Mission: 69 Theses Toward an Ongoing Global Reformation
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Biblical Foundations for 21st Century World Mission: 69 Theses Toward an Ongoing Global Reformation

Thomas Schirrmacher
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  1. God is the first missionary. God was the first missionary. He spoke of judgment, but also of grace. Immediately after the Fall of man, when humanity’s history already appeared doomed, God did not leave things as they were. Rather, in his grace he himself came into the Garden of Eden to search for Adam and Eve and to ask, Where are you? (Genesis 3:9). Like every good missionary, God was not deterred by the fact that humanity did not want to hear the good news. He proclaimed judgment to them, and then he proclaimed the coming redemption (Genesis 3:14-21). If a missionary is someone who brings the message of judgment and God’s gracious answer for that judgment to people, not all of whom want to hear it (John 1:11: He came to that which was his own, but his own did not receive him), then God himself is and was the first missionary. (Thesis 1)
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wipf & Stock Publishers
Country
United States
Date
10 May 2018
Pages
74
ISBN
9781532655807
  1. God is the first missionary. God was the first missionary. He spoke of judgment, but also of grace. Immediately after the Fall of man, when humanity’s history already appeared doomed, God did not leave things as they were. Rather, in his grace he himself came into the Garden of Eden to search for Adam and Eve and to ask, Where are you? (Genesis 3:9). Like every good missionary, God was not deterred by the fact that humanity did not want to hear the good news. He proclaimed judgment to them, and then he proclaimed the coming redemption (Genesis 3:14-21). If a missionary is someone who brings the message of judgment and God’s gracious answer for that judgment to people, not all of whom want to hear it (John 1:11: He came to that which was his own, but his own did not receive him), then God himself is and was the first missionary. (Thesis 1)
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wipf & Stock Publishers
Country
United States
Date
10 May 2018
Pages
74
ISBN
9781532655807

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