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Why did Jesus in Matthew 10 v 5-6 contradicted himself in Mark 16 v 15?
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Jesus did not contradict Himself in these verses. In Matthew 10:5,6 He was sending His apostles out to preach the gospel at the beginning of His ministry. He originally came for His own people the Jews, to show them a new and better way. He was rejected by them and put to death...When He rose from the dead, as you read in Mark 16:15, the great commission was to preach the gospel to the world. He had moved from His own people before His death, to all who would believe (the world) after He died. The gospel message then became salvation for all mankind, not just His own people.
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