|
|
|
|
|
Definition of the Fourth World Mission
|
|
|
Paul Jang
|
2008-03-24 21:03:32, hit : 3,925 |
|
|
Definition of the Fourth World Mission
The fourth world mission means the work of the last mission which we should do because it has been just time coming up to the fourth world in the light of the Bible and History (Rev. 11:3-6). Of course, no one knows that time and the times. The mighty river of the Christian mission which was begun out of Jerusalem had and has been turning around Jew and Samaria and overspreading through the world following the routes of, so called the Silk Road and back to Jerusalem.
Since St. Paul has established the foothold of the world mission with the gentile mission on which the Minor Asia and Rome had been based, it has passed along with the concepts of the world mission, that is to say the first wave mission (the first world mission/Europe mission), the second wave mission (the second world mission/America mission), and the third wave mission (the third world mission/Latin America, Africa and a part of Asia), and right now it has been arrived at the last moment.
It is entering into the times of the fourth world mission (the fourth wave mission) which should be simultaneous and frequent missions being well-matched with the time of ubiquitous. This means the mission which makes the object of mission the nations leading mission as well as not yet Christian world.
Now it has been over the frontier mission, the third world mission, and then the new frontier mission is beginning along with which is the fourth world mission.
The fourth world mission is a well-matched mission with the situation for the strategy of the world mission in modern times. This will be the last wave of the world mission in the light of the Bible (Rev. 11:3-6).
..... |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Introduction
Center 