The _____ remains the Church of God's mandate from Christ.

• A. Great Commandment
• B. Great Commission
• C. Great Calling
• D. Great Revelation

Answer: (B)

The test focuses on the church’s mission from Christ that guides its ongoing work. The directive given by Jesus after the Resurrection—to go into all the world, make disciples, baptize them, and teach them to observe everything He commanded—anchors the church’s purpose and activities across generations. This clear, ongoing command is what theologians and church practice traditions, including the Church of God, refer to as the Great Commission. It is the explicit mandate to evangelize, disciple, and form communities of faith, with Christ’s presence promised to accompany and empower believers.

The Great Commandment, while foundational for how believers should live—loving God and loving neighbor—does not itself outline the missionary mandate. The other terms you might encounter aren’t standard labels for Christ’s mandate to the church. So the Great Commission best fits as the church’s mandate from Christ.