Meaning & Definition of word "Gospel"

Gospel

/ˈɡɒspəl/

1. A set of principles or beliefs that are believed to be true, often related to religion or morality.
- Example: She dedicated her life to spreading the gospel of peace and love.
2. The first four books of the New Testament in the Christian Bible, which describe the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
- Example: The gospel of Matthew offers a unique perspective on the life of Jesus.
3. A style of Christian music that expresses faith and praise.
- Example: The choir sang a powerful gospel song that moved the congregation.

1. To proclaim or spread the teachings of Christianity.
- Example: They went out to gospel the good news to every corner of the city.

From Old English 'godspel', meaning 'good news'.

the gospel truth:

The absolute truth or a fact that is undisputed.

gospel of prosperity:

A belief that faith can lead to personal and financial prosperity.

preach the gospel:

To promote or advocate a particular set of beliefs.

evangelist:

A person who seeks to convert others to the Christian faith, especially by public preaching.

testament:

A covenant or declaration, particularly in a religious context.

Meaning: Gospel music

Example Sentence: She loves to sing gospel music in church on Sundays.

Meaning: To gospel someone

Example Sentence: He gospelled me about his latest revelation like it was the ultimate truth.