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Why should the church preach to all nations?

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The church is commanded to preach to all nations because God's elect are from every tribe and nation, needing the gospel to believe (Matthew 28:19).

The directive for the church to preach to all nations in Matthew 28:19 highlights the universal reach of the gospel. God's elect are scattered across various nations and cultures, and each individual needs to hear the gospel in order to come to faith. Preaching to all nations fulfills God's purpose in salvation, as He has chosen a people from every tribe and tongue. This mandate underscores the inclusivity of the gospel, ensuring that every person has the opportunity to know Christ and be saved.
Scripture References: Matthew 28:19

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