Blessing the Nations: Toward a Biblical Theology of Mission from Genesis

M. Daniel Carroll R.

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Christian Theology and Mission Biblical Studies and Interpretation Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies

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Abstract A number of different themes from the OT have been utilized in standard missiological literature to establish God's concern for humanity. This essay proposes the consideration of the blessing theme in the book of Genesis as a helpful starting point for the elaboration of an OT theology of mission. This theme is traced throughout Genesis in order to underline that a comprehensive vision of the mission of the people of God in a fallen world should include material, spiritual, and character formation dimensions.

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1997A Syntactical Note (Genesis 3:15): Is the Woman’s Seed Singular or Plural?1989The Genealogical Framework of the Family Stories in Genesis 1984Syntax and Theology in Genesis XII 3a

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