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This site is a teaching ministry of the Disciples Global Network designed to provide you with studies on the gospel of Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God. The purpose is to understand each passage in its literary context and historical setting.

My goal is to declare and explain the Good News announced by Jesus, the Apostolic tradition that is preserved in the New Testament.

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My name is David Maas. I am a life-long student of Scripture. I have been educated in the history, languages, and transmission of the Bible. Currently, I reside in the city of Gardnerville in the state of Nevada.

All posts on this site are provided free of charge. None are copyrighted. You are free to copy, reuse, and distribute any post or portion thereof as you see fit.

Please support this work with your prayers, that God will open effectual doors for the spread of His gospel. If you are interested in contributing to this effort in other ways, or if you have any comments, please email me at, david@disciplesglobal.org, or  bear7755@gmail.com.

~ David R. Maas, August 2023.

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Salvation for All Nations

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After his resurrection, Jesus declared: “ All authority in heaven and on earth is given to me, therefore, go and make disciples of all nations! ” As the Sovereign over all things, he dispatched his disciples to announce his Lordship and Salvation to the “ uttermost parts of the Earth .” The Era of Salvation commenced following his death and resurrection; therefore, the message of reconciliation must be announced across the Earth. The man named ‘ Jesus ’ had achieved salvation for his people.
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God has Spoken!

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The Letter to the Hebrews exhorts believers not to abandon Jesus when difficult times come, and it does so by emphasizing the superiority and finality of what God has done in His “ Son .” The word “ spoken ” in Jesus is superior to the earlier and preparatory revelations provided “ to the fathers in the prophets .” The Letter compares the Levitical system with its incomplete provisions and repeated sacrifices to the “ better ” priesthood and the “ once for all ” sacrifice of the “ Son ,” Jesus Christ.
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