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Definition of gospel
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of gospel is as below...
Gospel
(v.)
Anything
propounded
or
accepted
as
infallibly
true; as, they took his words for
gospel..
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Minister
::
Minister
(n.) One who
serves
at the
altar;
one who
performs
sacerdotal
duties;
the
pastor
of a
church
duly
authorized
or
licensed
to
preach
the
gospel
and
administer
the
sacraments.
Synoptist
::
Synoptic
(n.) One of the first three
Gospels
of the New
Testament.
See
Synoptist.
Gospel
::
Gospel
(v. t.) To
instruct
in the
gospel.
Gospelizing
::
Gospelizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Gospeliz.
Evangelic
::
Evangelic
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
contained
in, the
gospel;
evangelical..
Law
::
Law (n.) The
Jewish
or
Mosaic
code, and that part of
Scripture
where it is
written,
in
distinction
from the
gospel;
hence,
also, the Old
Testament..
Support
::
Support
(v. t.) To
furnish
with the means of
sustenance
or
livelihood;
to
maintain;
to
provide
for; as, to
support
a
family;
to
support
the
ministers
of the
gospel..
Evangelize
::
Evangelize
(v. i.) To
preach
the
gospel.
Gospeler
::
Gospeler
(n.) A
priest
or
deacon
who reads the
gospel
at the altar
during
the
communion
service.
Gospel
::
Gospel
(v.) Glad
tidings;
especially,
the good news
concerning
Christ,
the
Kingdom
of God, and
salvation..
Gospel
::
Gospel
(v.) Any
system
of
religious
doctrine;
sometimes,
any
system
of
political
doctrine
or
social
philosophy;
as, this
political
gospel..
Text
::
Text (n.) The four
Gospels,
by way of
distinction
or
eminence..
Sequence
::
Sequence
(n.) A hymn
introduced
in the Mass on
certain
festival
days, and
recited
or sung
immediately
before
the
gospel,
and after the
gradual
or
introit,
whence
the
name..
Introit
::
Introit
(n.) A psalm sung or
chanted
immediately
before
the
collect,
epistle,
and
gospel,
and while the
priest
is
entering
within
the rails of the
altar..
Evangelist
::
Evangelist
(n.) A
bringer
of the glad
tidings
of
Church
and his
doctrines.
Specially:
(a) A
missionary
preacher
sent forth to
prepare
the way for a
resident
pastor;
an
itinerant
missionary
preacher.
(b) A
writer
of one of the four
Gospels
(With the
definite
article);
as, the four
evangelists,
Matthew,
Mark, Luke, and John. (c) A
traveling
preacher
whose
efforts
are
chiefly
directed
to
arouse
to
immediate
repentance..
Dictate
::
Dictate
(v. t.) A
statement
delivered
with
authority;
an
order;
a
command;
an
authoritative
rule,
principle,
or
maxim;
a
prescription;
as,
listen
to the
dictates
of your
conscience;
the
dictates
of the
gospel..
Disgospel
::
Disgospel
(v. i.) To be
inconsistent
with, or act
contrary
to, the
precepts
of the
gospel;
to
pervert
the
gospel..
Clergyman
::
Clergyman
(n.) An
ordained
minister;
a man
regularly
authorized
to
preach
the
gospel,
and
administer
its
ordinances;
in
England
usually
restricted
to a
minister
of the
Established
Church..
Silence
::
Silence
(v. t.) To
restrain
from the
exercise
of any
function,
privilege
of
instruction,
or the like,
especially
from the act of
preaching;
as, to
silence
a
minister
of the
gospel..
Antinomian
::
Antinomian
(n.) One who
maintains
that, under the
gospel
dispensation,
the moral law is of no use or
obligation,
but that faith alone is
necessary
to
salvation.
The sect of
Antinomians
originated
with John
Agricola,
in
Germany,
about the year
1535..
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