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gospel
noun
any
of
the
first
four
books
of
the
New
Testament
that
describe
the
life
and
teachings
of
Jesus
Christ
•
In
Sunday
school
,
we
studied
the
gospel
of
Luke
.
In
Sunday
school
,
we
studied
the
gospel
of
Luke
.
•
Scholars
often
compare
each
gospel
to
understand
different
perspectives
of
Jesus
’
life
.
Scholars
often
compare
each
gospel
to
understand
different
perspectives
of
Jesus
’
life
.
From
Old
English
godspel
,
literally
“
good
news
”,
a
translation
of
Latin
evangelium
;
later
used
as
the
title
of
the
books
telling
the
good
news
about
Christ
.
noun
-
gospel
the
Christian
message
about
salvation
through
Jesus
Christ
•
The
missionary
traveled
to
remote
villages
to
share
the
gospel
.
The
missionary
traveled
to
remote
villages
to
share
the
gospel
.
•
Choirs
sang
joyfully
as
the
pastor
proclaimed
the
gospel
on
Easter
morning
.
Choirs
sang
joyfully
as
the
pastor
proclaimed
the
gospel
on
Easter
morning
.
noun
-
gospel
a
lively
style
of
Christian
religious
music
,
especially
rooted
in
African-American
church
tradition
•
The
choir
’
s
lively
gospel
music
had
everyone
clapping
along
.
The
choir
’
s
lively
gospel
music
had
everyone
clapping
along
.
•
He
learned
to
play
soulful
gospel
on
the
piano
at
his
grandmother
’
s
church
.
He
learned
to
play
soulful
gospel
on
the
piano
at
his
grandmother
’
s
church
.
noun
-
gospel
any
statement
,
idea
,
or
advice
accepted
as
completely
true
and
not
to
be
questioned
•
Don
’
t
take
every
rumor
as
gospel
without
checking
the
facts
.
Don
’
t
take
every
rumor
as
gospel
without
checking
the
facts
.
•
To
her
fans
,
his
advice
on
dieting
is
pure
gospel
.
To
her
fans
,
his
advice
on
dieting
is
pure
gospel
.
