The Missionary Nature of the Church: A Survey of the Biblical Theology of Mission

Johannes Blauw

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Foreword Introduction The point of departure and general perspective of universalism in the Old Testament The Old Testament message of Universalism as a missionary message The Old Testament message of Universalism as a messianic message The inter-testamental period The New Testament message of universalism in relation to that of the Old Testament The Missionary message of the New Testament in contrast with the Old Testament Towards a theology of mission? Notes Abbreviations General Bibliography Index of Bible References Index of Authors.

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