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Meaning & Definition of Gospel in English

English

Gospel

A set of principles or beliefs, especially in a religious context.


Pronunciation:

/ˈɡɒspəl/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

gospels

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: One of the first four books of the New Testament in the Bible, which recount the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

    Example Sentence: The Gospel according to Matthew provides a detailed account of Jesus' birth.

  • Definition: A doctrine or body of teachings related to a particular belief system.

    Example Sentence: The preacher spoke passionately about the gospel of love and forgiveness.

  • Definition: An absolute truth or a principle that is emphatically accepted or promoted.

    Example Sentence: For him, hard work is the gospel of success.

Etymology

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

Synonyms

doctrineprincipletenetteachingcreed

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • 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.

Translations

  • Spanish: evangelio
  • French: évangile
  • German: Evangelium
  • Russian: евангелие

Related Words

  • 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.

Slang Meanings of gospel

  • 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.