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How does Psalm 67 relate to the Great Commission?

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Psalm 67 reflects the Great Commission by expressing a desire for all nations to know God's way of salvation.

Psalm 67 serves as a precursor to the Great Commission found in Matthew 28, expressing the desire for all nations to experience God's salvation. In verse 2, the psalmist declares, 'That thy way may be known upon the earth,' inviting all to understand the saving grace found in God. The missionary aspect highlighted in the Psalm aligns with the crucial call for believers to share the Gospel with those who have yet to hear. Just as David’s desire was for God's mercy to extend beyond Israel, Jesus commands His disciples to go into all the world, making disciples of all nations. This connection underscores the continuity in God’s redemptive plan throughout Scripture.
Scripture References: Psalm 67:2, Matthew 28:19-20

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