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''Synopsis:'' The Gospel is the good news of [[Jesus Christ]] - the word literally means "Good News". It is the news that our [[forgiveness]] and [[salvation]] comes through his death and resurrection. The word is also used to denote the four narratives of Jesus life in the [[New Testament]], for example, the [[gospel of John]].
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* [[Great Commission]] | [[Mission]]
* [[Gospels]]
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==Main article==
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The Gospel is the good news of [[Jesus Christ]] - the word literally means "Good News". It is the news that our [[forgiveness]] and [[salvation]] comes through his death and resurrection. The word is also used to denote the four narratives of Jesus life in the [[New Testament]], for example, the [[gospel of John]].
===Derivation and usage===
In [[Christianity]], '''gospel''' derives from the Old English word for "good news". In the New Testament it is a translation of the [[Greek]] word [[Greek:Ευαγγελιον|evangelion]].
The word gospel is generally used in two ways:
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