Matthew 28: 19-20

The foundational verse to the Christian mission to proselytize the world for the purpose and reason for Christ is Matthew 28.19-20. At whatever point the congregation calls upon its common people to help the mission exertion wherever that exertion may lie, Matthew 28:17-20 will be referred to. The message is direct and conveyed with the power of the climbed Savior, Jesus Christ. Jesus had the capacity put forth this expression due to the actuality of His revival from the grave which He had articulated to these same disciples. The charge itself is introduced with Jesus' announcement that all power in paradise and on earth had been given to Him. Clearly, this power must be given by God the Father.

The evangelist work done in the early time of the congregation is a sample of precisely what disciples are called to do. As trained, Philip moved ahead to "make disciples of all nations" with the proclaiming of Jesus to the Ethiopian eunuch (Acts 8.26-39). The consideration of Gentiles into the congregation denoted the move from Old Testament Law, a convention, to New Testament Law, a bona fide association with God. Peter's baptisms of Cornelius and his family "in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit" restored the thought that the structure of the congregation was changing by getting to be additionally

The expression "I am with you, generally to the end of the age," is showed with the mistreatment of the early church basically by Saul of Tarsus (Acts 8.1-3, 9.1-2) Even when it appeared to be as if God had deserted His congregation, His sovereign hand was all the while managing them. God utilized Paul to spread out His congregation to better permit them to "make followers of all nations" (Acts