Matthew 28:20

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ar-tn-tsslmadm ad-skarn kullu ma-f-kʷn-uṣṣaġ. ha-yyi bdda didun ar isiggʷra n-ddunit.»

What Does This Mean?

This verse from Matthew is Jesus speaking to his disciples before he ascends into heaven. He promises to always be with them and commands them to teach others about everything he has taught them.

Explained for Children

Imagine you're playing a game where your friend tells you all the rules, then asks you to share these rules with new players while they watch over you from afar. Jesus is like that friend who will always be there for his disciples and wants them to spread what they've learned.

Historical Background

This verse comes from Matthew's Gospel, traditionally attributed to the Apostle Matthew around AD 80-90. It was written in Greek for Jewish Christians facing increasing persecution, emphasizing Jesus' enduring presence as a source of comfort and strength.

Living It Out Today

Consider when you're teaching someone new about faith or life skills. Remember that Jesus is with you both, providing guidance and support, just like he promised his disciples here.

Topics

• discipleship
• salvation
• promises of God
• teaching
• end times
• presence of Christ

Related Verses

• John 14:26
• Acts 1:8
• Hebrews 13:5
• Deuteronomy 31:6
• Joshua 1:9

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main message of Matthew 28:20?

The main message is that Jesus promises to be with his followers always and commands them to teach others about all he has taught.

How can someone apply this verse in their daily life?

One can live out Matthew 28:20 by sharing their faith with others, teaching them what they know about Jesus and his teachings while remembering that Christ is always present to guide them.

Who wrote Matthew's Gospel, and when was it written?

Matthew’s Gospel is traditionally attributed to the Apostle Matthew. It was likely composed around AD 80-90 for a community of Jewish Christians facing increasing persecution.

What does 'unto the end of the world' in this verse mean?

'Unto the end of the world' means that Jesus promises to be present with his followers until the very end of time, ensuring their support and guidance throughout history.