Pronunciation: /ˈɡɑspəl/
noun the teachings of Jesus and the story of his life as told in the New Testament
A1 The gospel is a message of love and hope.
A2 Many people find comfort in reading the gospel.
B1 The gospel is often shared through songs and sermons.
B2 Scholars study the gospel to gain a deeper understanding of religious texts.
C1 The gospel has been translated into numerous languages to reach a wider audience.
C2 Some individuals dedicate their lives to spreading the gospel around the world.
adjective relating to the Christian gospel or its teachings
A1 The gospel truth is that the sky is blue.
A2 She shared the gospel news with her friends.
B1 The gospel message spread quickly throughout the community.
B2 The gospel teachings have been passed down for generations.
C1 His gospel beliefs shape every aspect of his life.
C2 The gospel principles guide her decisions in both personal and professional matters.
formal The preacher delivered a powerful sermon on the teachings of the gospel.
informal I love listening to gospel music on Sundays.
slang That new gospel album is fire!
figurative To him, the principles of honesty and integrity were like a gospel.
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