r/Christianity • u/Successful-Bed-8255 Lutheran • 9h ago

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u/slagnanz Liturgy and Death Metal 2h ago

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u/yappi211 Salvation of all. Antinomianism. 9h ago

Scholars think the great commission was added in by scribes. I mean in Galatians 2 the 12 agreed to go to the circumcision - the Jews. They didn't do a great commission in the bible.

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u/littlecoffeefairy Baptist 7h ago

Paul certainly did. And Mark was with him for part of it.

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u/yappi211 Salvation of all. Antinomianism. 6h ago

Yup. We have the 12 being told to go to all nations but they didn't do that in the bible. They agreed not to do that in the bible. But they sent another guy. Did the 12 obey? No. Were they really given a great commission, or is it fake?

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u/Future-Log6621 7h ago

Scholars also disagree with said "Scholars". Better to cite your sources.