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Did Jesus Give the Great Commission?

Did Jesus Give the Great Commission?

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The mission was the accident. The commission is the paperwork.

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The Foundation argues that no saying commissioning a gentile mission survives historical scrutiny.

Imported citation, not independently checked: Asher Wilder, Did Jesus Give the Great Commission?

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Paul cites dominical tradition elsewhere when he has it: on divorce, on the right of apostles to material support, on the words over bread and cup.

Imported citation, not independently checked: Galatians 1-2; Pauline letters

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Paul grounds his gentile mission in private revelation, not a quoted command from Jesus.

Imported citation, not independently checked: Galatians 1-2

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Peter requires a vision on a rooftop before he will enter a gentile household, and afterward has to defend the decision to the Jerusalem community.

Imported citation, not independently checked: Acts 10-11, 15

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