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 1 Fwd,6|            Churches (for in them the Gospel is proclaimed), yet you
 2  1,1 | contradiction to the teaching of the Gospel). Moreover, in the event
 3  1,4 |              same disciple wrote his Gospel fifteen years after Christ'
 4  1,6 |             Mk 9). He proclaimed the Gospel in Antioch and became the
 5  1,11|           wandering preachers of the Gospel. An Apostle, having founded
 6  2,14|             the understanding of the Gospel message and the ordering
 7  2,14|              the true meaning of the Gospel message.~ ~
 8  2,30|              described in St. John's Gospel. “Hereafter you shall see
 9  3,14|            to the Virgin destroy the Gospel of salvation?~ Denying the
10  4,12|        Homilies: a Commentary on the Gospel Readings for Great Feasts
11  4,12|              Edessa and preached the Gospel of Life to the king and
12  4,17|            of heretics, such as the “Gospel of Thomas.” Heretical groups
13  5,4 |             is life according to the Gospel. Thus, it is not without
14  5,4 |        genuine life according to the Gospel. At first they left the
15  5,4 |             who live the life of the Gospel, who experience repentance
16  7,9 |           epistle, another perhaps a Gospel. Gradually these writings
17  7,11|      elevated matters, rejecting the Gospel.”~ ~The ordering, therefore,
18  7,11|          giving the blessings of the Gospel to the Tartars and the Indians;
19  7,13|       venerated in the same way. The Gospel Book, its cover usually
20  7,14|            not dare to interpret the Gospel or other books of Holy Scripture
21  7,14|                 Whoever explains the Gospel and all of Scripture arbitrarily,
22  7,14|            Scripture [On Reading the Gospel ; emphasis added].~ ~The
23  7,14|             for yourself to read the Gospel alone, without the reading
24  7,14|         impure mind and heart to the Gospel, have fallen into fatal
25  7,14|             into fatal delusion. The Gospel has rejected them: it grants
26  7,14|           away from the light of the Gospel, and into the darkness of
27  7,14|               In the end times], the Gospel will be known to all, but
28  7,14|      Protestant leaders reject basic Gospel principles and hesitate
29  7,16|       services.~·        Epistle and Gospel readings at each Liturgy.
30  7,16|             of many feasts.~·        Gospel readings. These are given
31  9,3 |            clearly proclaimed in the Gospel. The Lord Jesus Christ commanded
32  9,26|           Likewise, both explain the Gospel parable of the ten virgins
33  9,31|              the verse of St. John's Gospel cited by the textbook to
34  9,33|             constantly in St. John's Gospel and in St. Paul's epistles?~
35  9,33|              s epistles?~ St. John's Gospel and St. Paul's epistles
36 10,10|           Son of God and accepts His Gospel. The dissemination of such
37 10,16|              they “would pervert the Gospel of Christ” (Gal 1:7) [Selected
38 10,23|              by those who denied the Gospel, and by those who did not
39 10,23|            Judge. And everywhere the Gospel of Christ was preached,
40 10,25|           salvation. In spite of the Gospel words “all generations shall
41 10,28|            of the Parousia.~ A. Some Gospel readings at the Liturgies
42 10,28|             hell. The first Sunday's Gospel is the parable of the publican
43 10,28|           repent. The third Sunday's Gospel reading is the parable of
44 10,28|           God, and that obey not the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ” (
45 11,3 |            ordained ministers of the Gospel of Christ tell their gulled
46 11,4 |         venerate it. Upon it are the Gospel, the Cross, the tabernacle (
47 11,4 |              by the deacons over the Gospel book in procession, and