Examples of using Make disciples in English and their translations into German
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Simply because Jesus said to make disciples.
Only the verb'make disciples' is in the imperative mood….
Teach" are participles modifying the imperative verb"make disciples.
The Risen Jesus says:“make disciples”. This is the mission.
In other words'go' is not a command[here], but'make disciples' is.
He says to“make disciples,” not just of Israel, but of all nations.
Every believer is called to"go and make disciples of all the nations.
He says to“make disciples,” not just of Israel, but of all nations.
We are called to proclaim the gospel and make disciples.
Following her Lord, the church must make disciples according to her great commission.
In fact the NewAmerican Standard Bible translates it that way,"make disciples.
Our job is to go and make disciples in all the nations and that job will be finished.
In the Great Commission theLord Jesus commanded us to go forth and make disciples of all the nations of the earth.
Only quiet words, copying and prayer just like happened in the countryside in the first century,after Jesus told people to go and make disciples.
He told his disciples to go and make disciples, teaching them everything that he had taught them Matt.
The Great Comission(Matthew 28)is Jesus instruction to each and everyone of us to go and make disciples of all nations.
Without for one moment ceasing to evangelise and make disciples, a good church will now follow the example of Jesus in Acts 1.1, and 10.38 by doing good.
We commit ourselves to lifelong learning that we might shape culture and make disciples by being discipled.
What we told the students that morningis that it is our job to obey God and make disciples by letting them observe in us what Jesus told us to do- and it is up to the Holy Spirit in them to walk through life with Him and with Him figure out how to apply God's ways into their culture.
In the Old Testament God made three times a start by giving the command to be fruitful and to multiply, but in the New Testament we have a complete new command andthat is to go and make disciples of all nations.
Christ has confidence in young people andentrusts them with the very future of his mission,“Go and make disciples”. Go beyond the confines of what is humanly possible and create a world of brothers and sisters!
According to them, the Lord before asking His disciples to go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, was giving us an instruction that no one had to run the risk of putting into practice, lest they find themselves in Hell.
That is to be our heavenly calling now, and that is why the Lord Jesussaid to His new Israel:"Go ye therefore, and make disciples of all the nations"(Matthew 28:19)…'Begin at Jerusalem… Samaria… all Judaea….
Yet all Jesus did, and all the teaching of the New Testament is founded upon the Jewish understanding of tzedakah- and THAT is why God heals, that is why wegive, that is why we make disciples, and that is why we walk in love and seek to keep the peace among the brethren.
The risen Jesus entrusted to his Apostles the mission of''making disciples'' of all nations, teaching them to observe all that he himself had commanded.
Making disciples does not mean bringing them into the Christlian religion, but rather they can follow Jesus but still remain Muslims, Buddhists, Hinduists.
Making disciples is important because it is the Lord's chosen method of spreading the Good News of salvation through Jesus Christ.
Every believer shouldbe involved in sharing the Good News and making disciples.
The"great commission" of our Lord in MATTHEW28 includes His command to teach those who are made disciples"all that I(Jesus) have commanded you.