gospel
/ˈɡɑspəl/
noun
- The teachings or message of Jesus Christ, as recorded in the New Testament.
- Many people find comfort and guidance in the gospel.
- The priest read from the gospel during the Sunday service.
- She devoted her life to spreading the gospel.
- Any of the four books (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John) in the New Testament that describe the life and teachings of Jesus.
- The Gospel of John is known for its poetic language.
- Each gospel tells the story of Jesus from a different perspective.
- We studied the Gospel of Mark in our Bible study group.
- A set of principles or beliefs that someone strongly believes in.
- Hard work is the gospel of many successful entrepreneurs.
- His political gospel attracted a large following.
- She preached the gospel of healthy eating to everyone she met.
- A style of religious music, especially associated with African American churches, characterized by strong vocals and emotional delivery.
- She has a beautiful voice and loves to sing gospel.
- The choir sang a powerful gospel song that moved the audience.
- Gospel music has influenced many other genres, including soul and rock.
adjective
- Relating to the gospel or its teachings.
- She wrote a gospel tract to share her faith.
- The gospel message is one of love and forgiveness.
- They attended a gospel concert at the local church.
- Absolutely true; unquestionable.
- For many fans, the coach's words are gospel.
- He takes everything his boss says as gospel truth.
- Don't treat that rumor as gospel; check the facts first.