
The purpose of this paper is to refute claims from non-Christian groups and opponents of the Christian faith, such as Muslims that the mission of Jesus was parochial and not global. In doing this, this writer provides three context clues as anchor texts coupled with copious texts to give sufficient condition, history of salvation as promised by God, a walking theory, and conceptual analysis as springboards to correct interpretation of Matthew 15:24 through the lens of context and synthesis principle of biblical hermeneutics approach pneumagogically.
Supranationalistic Salvation Theory, Jews, The Lost Sheep of the House of Israel, Salvific Global Mission of Jesus, Gentiles, Jews, Salvific Global Mission of Jesus, Supranationalistic Salvation Theory, The Lost Sheep of the House of Israel, Gentiles
Supranationalistic Salvation Theory, Jews, The Lost Sheep of the House of Israel, Salvific Global Mission of Jesus, Gentiles, Jews, Salvific Global Mission of Jesus, Supranationalistic Salvation Theory, The Lost Sheep of the House of Israel, Gentiles
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