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 1   2,  2|            new commandment” in the Gospel of John; the disciples should
 2   2,  2|         reason can be found in the Gospel narratives. It arises decisively
 3   2,  2|              Mt 28:17). The Fourth Gospel presents the disciples as
 4   2,  2|        difficulty who looks to the Gospel for guidance and inspiration.
 5   3    |           spirit of Christ and his Gospel and, instead of offering
 6   3,  1|         with the good wheat of the Gospel until the end of time (cf.
 7   4    |  understood as consistent with the Gospel, and, if it cannot, whether
 8   4    |            in contradiction to the Gospel in the name of the Church
 9   5,  1|           to have contradicted the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a significant
10   5,  2|        cause, the preaching of the Gospel to every creature.”70~The
11   5,  2|         supreme commandment of the Gospel, without which all the rest
12   5,  3|            the proclamation of the Gospel or the defense of the unity
13   5,  5|            the requirements of the Gospel, and it provides a necessary
14   6,  1|          for their fidelity to the Gospel and for their service to
15   6,  2| consequences for the spread of the Gospel (one thinks, for example,
16   6,  2|           behavior contrary to the Gospel by one or more persons vested
17   6,  3|    requirements of fidelity to the Gospel, and therefore constitutes
18   6,  3|      explained in the light of the Gospel and of the presentation
19   6,  3|          light and strength of the Gospel, by which the Church lives,