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The mission of God

Unlocking The Bible's Grand Narrative

by Christopher J.H Wright

Hardback

£37.72

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Chris Wright’s book reveals the Bible's overarching mission theme, offering a comprehensive and accessible guide to understanding God's purpose through Scripture.

For those seeking a biblical view of mission.
Clarifies the Bible's mission-focused narrative.
Deepens your understanding of the Bible's missional theme.

Author
Christopher J.H Wright
Book Format
Hardback
Publisher
Intervarsity Press (IVP)
Published
November 2006

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Winner, 2007 Christianity Today Missions/Global Affairs Book

The Bible doesn't just provide a basis for mission. Mission is much bigger! Mission is the basis for the whole Bible - it is generated by, and is all about, God's mission.

In order to understand the Bible, we need an interpretative perspective that is in tune with this great missional theme. We need to see the 'big picture' of God's mission and how all parts of Scripture fit into its grand narrative.

In this comprehensive and accessible study, Chris Wright begins with the Old Testament understanding of who God is, what he has called his people to be and to do, and where the nations belong within God's mission. These themes are followed into the New Testament. Throughout, Wright emphasizes that biblically-defined mission is intrinsically holistic. God's mission is to redeem his whole creation from all that sin and evil have inflicted upon it, and the mission of God's people must reflect the breadth of God's righteous and saving love for all he has made.