Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,4  |         were, in the light of the Gospel, which speak, for example,
  2   1,1,4  |        deeds, and teaching of the Gospel. But when the sun has set, ~
  3   1,1,4  |       Without the sunlight of the Gospel they remain old and decaying,
  4   1,1,5  |        earlier. The events of the Gospel were related from one believer
  5   1,1,5  |     writing, to provide a written Gospel for those who came to ~the
  6   1,1,5  |           to pass only after ~the Gospel had been proclaimed and
  7   1,1,5  |           they are a part. As the Gospel of St. John concludes: “
  8   1,1,5  |         teachings . such ~as the .Gospel of Thomas,. the .Essene
  9   1,1,5  |           of Thomas,. the .Essene Gospel of Peace. and various others. ~
 10   1,5,5  |            It is mentioned in the Gospel as Capernaum (i.e. the village
 11   1,Add,3|     speaking, has written a fifth Gospel. ~ The holy Fathers recommend
 12   1,Add,3|        other virtues found in the Gospel, is the best preparation
 13   1,Add,5|          and righteousness of the Gospel. ~ In every instance, the
 14   1,Add,5|          For it is related in the Gospel that they brought many possessed
 15   1,Add,9|           reference . namely, the gospel of Jesus Christ . and they ~
 16   1,Add,9|         one is preaching the same gospel that was delivered and that
 17   1,Add,9|  introducing instead any .strange gospel. of his own. The Word of
 18   1,Add,9|            No man can receive the gospel unless he repents .changes
 19   1,Add,9|        For in the language of the gospel .repentance. (metanoeite)
 20   1,Add,9|      economics. Neither does ~the gospel of Christ. Yet its impact
 21   1,Add,9|          and justice roots in the gospel. The new world can be ~built
 22   1,Add,0|     substitute a single synthetic Gospel for four differing ~Gospels,
 23   1,Add,0|           were ~superseded by the Gospel. The New Testament is obviously
 24   1,Add,0|           less than ~the Old: the Gospel history of the Incarnate
 25   1,Add,0|     apocalyptic prophecy too. The Gospel is history. Historic events
 26   1,Add,0|         12:3). It means that the ~Gospel itself can be apprehended
 27   1,Add,0|           The proclamation of the Gospel, the preaching of the ~Word
 28   1,Add,1|     should not have believed the ~Gospel, if the authority of the
 29   1,Add,1|          unity of the ~tetramorph Gospel could be properly ascertained.
 30   1,Add,1|    message, the very heart of the Gospel. With them Scripture was
 31   1,Add,1|        authority to ~proclaim the Gospel and to interpret it. This
 32   1,Add,1|           the living voice of the Gospel] was indeed not just ~a
 33   1,Add,1|         true ~proclamation of the Gospel, no sound preaching, no
 34   1,Add,1|     heretics . do not possess the Gospel of God, since they have
 35   1,Add,1|        Spirit, ~without which the Gospel so preached becomes human.
 36   1,Add,1|       human. We do not think that Gospel consists of the words of ~
 37   1,Add,1|    perverse interpretation of the Gospel of Christ, a gospel of man
 38   1,Add,1|           the Gospel of Christ, a gospel of man is ~made (in Galat.,
 39   1,Add,1|        Church there is no .Divine Gospel,. but only human substitutes.
 40   1,Add,1|      should not have believed the Gospel, if the authority of the
 41   1,Add,1|        which, he had received the Gospel itself: ipsi Evangelio catholicis
 42   1,Add,1|         credidi. [I ~believed the Gospel itself, being instructed
 43   1,Add,1|          catholic preachers]. The Gospel and the preaching ~of the
 44   1,Add,1|    intention .to subordinate. the Gospel to ~the Church. He only
 45   1,Add,1|         wanted to emphasize that .Gospel. is actually received always
 46   1,Add,1|          Manichean exegesis. ~The Gospel did not belong to the Manicheans.
 47   1,Add,1|       unless one was moved by the Gospel. The relationship is strictly
 48   2,2,1  |            Introduction.~The word Gospel (from god and spell) means
 49   2,2,2  |                    History of the Gospel Texts.~All the Sacred books
 50   2,2,2  |           title of the Ostromirov Gospel since it was written for~
 51   2,2,3  |            one concludes that the Gospel of St. Matthew was written~
 52   2,2,3  |          the Theologian wrote his Gospel later than the~others, and
 53   2,2,3  |         written shortly after the Gospel of St. Luke, and as indicated
 54   2,2,3  |          as a continuation of the Gospel according to St. Luke.~
 55   2,2,4  |       gospels include: “the~first gospel of Jacob,” “the story of
 56   2,2,4  |       Joseph the carpenter,” “the gospel of Thomas,” “the~gospel
 57   2,2,4  |           gospel of Thomas,” “the~gospel of Nicodemus,” and others.
 58   2,2,5  |          this respect, the fourth Gospel, that of~John, remains unique,
 59   2,2,5  |          s life, while St. John’s Gospel discusses~the deeper meaning
 60   2,2,5  |           we shall see later, the~Gospel of St. John had a special
 61   2,2,5  |   circumstances during which each gospel was written.~The Gospel
 62   2,2,5  |           gospel was written.~The Gospel According to St. Matthew.~
 63   2,2,5  |         in the 9th chapter of his Gospel, referring to~himself as “
 64   2,2,5  |           the~23rd chapter of his Gospel). One must assume that for
 65   2,2,5  |          is also why he wrote his Gospel preeminently for the Jews.
 66   2,2,5  |           originally he wrote his Gospel in Hebrew, and then some
 67   2,2,5  |        the Church.~In writing his Gospel, St. Matthew’s main objective
 68   2,2,5  |         That is why he begins his Gospel with Christ’s genealogy,
 69   2,2,5  |         designation of this first Gospel as “for the Jews” can be
 70   2,2,5  |  explaining their meaning.~In his Gospel, Matthew gave special emphasis
 71   2,2,5  |       other nations to~spread the Gospel, and ended his life with
 72   2,2,5  |          s death in Ethiopia.~The Gospel According to St. Mark.~The
 73   2,2,5  |    Matthew had been.~He wrote his Gospel based on conversations with
 74   2,2,5  |          s earthly life. Only the~Gospel of Mark mentions a youth
 75   2,2,5  |          the author of the second Gospel. His mother, Mary, is mentioned
 76   2,2,5  |         Lyons, St. Mark wrote his Gospel based on discussions with
 77   2,2,5  |        Alexandria~claims that the Gospel of St. Mark essentially
 78   2,2,5  |        very context of St. Mark’s Gospel testifies to the fact that
 79   2,2,5  |    objective is to present in his Gospel a strong and clear~narration
 80   2,2,5  |           and~omnipotence. In his Gospel, Jesus is not “a descendant
 81   2,2,5  |       Master, Universal King.~The Gospel According to St. Luke.~The
 82   2,2,5  |       artist. The contents of~his Gospel explaining in detail the
 83   2,2,5  |          the preface of the third Gospel, St. Luke wrote it at the
 84   2,2,5  |       seeming continuation of the Gospel narratives (Luke 1:3~and
 85   2,2,5  |          writings. Therefore, his Gospel~distinguishes itself by
 86   2,2,5  |    Theophilus, for whom the third Gospel was written, did not live
 87   2,2,5  | Antiochian Christians.~St. Luke’s Gospel clearly shows the influence
 88   2,2,5  |       throughout the~entire third Gospel, Jesus Christ’s genealogy
 89   2,2,5  |          St. Luke,~placing in his Gospel a collection of parables
 90   2,2,5  |         the writing of St. Luke’s Gospel can be derived through deduction,~
 91   2,2,5  |          provided a means~for the Gospel’s continuation (Acts 1:1).
 92   2,2,5  |         Christ. Consequently, the Gospel of St. Luke could not have
 93   2,2,5  |          was written in Rome.~The Gospel According to St. John.~The
 94   2,2,5  |          refers to himself in his Gospel as “the disciple whom Jesus
 95   2,2,5  |         exile,~St. John wrote his Gospel and died a natural death (
 96   2,2,5  |           that St. John wrote his Gospel at the request of the Ephesian
 97   2,2,5  |           objective of the fourth Gospel was to supplement the narratives
 98   2,2,5  |           was named the Spiritual~Gospel.~The Gospel of St. John
 99   2,2,5  |         the Spiritual~Gospel.~The Gospel of St. John begins with
100   2,2,5  |    purpose of John in writing the Gospel is stated in chapter 20:
101   2,2,5  |         convincingly as he in his Gospel and three Epistles the Christian~
102   2,2,5  |          unique quality of John’s Gospel is that, while the first
103   2,2,5  |         days. As evidenced in the Gospel of John, there were~three
104   2,2,6  |           of the~preaching of Thy Gospel. Implant also in us the
105   2,3,1  |           Consequently, while the~Gospel embodies the very fundamentals
106   2,3,2  |         direct continuance of the Gospel. Its~author’s aim is to
107   2,3,2  |          confirm the truth of the Gospel’s teachings: “The~actual
108   2,3,2  |         continuation of the third Gospel, and its author appears
109   2,3,2  |    stylistic~likeness between The Gospel according to Luke and the
110   2,3,2  | possessions for disseminating the Gospel’s teachings, after the Holy
111   2,3,3  |           Mark (the~author of the Gospel “according to Mark,” transcribed
112   2,3,3  |      expressions remind us of the Gospel according to John, while~
113   2,3,3  |        the 1st century, wrote his Gospel and 3 Epistles. He~remained
114   2,3,3  |           John after he wrote the Gospel — “That which we~have seen
115   2,3,4  |        i.e., in the purity of the~Gospel’s Truth and in mutual love.
116   2,4,1  |           regarded as the “second~Gospel,” attracting attention from
117   2,4,1  |           to the teachings of the~Gospel, the Epistles of the Apostle
118   2,4,3  |         the task of spreading the~gospel, fortunate in his calling,
119   2,4,4  |           of the mysteries of the Gospel’s teachings. Apart from
120   2,4,4  |       with the preparation of the gospel of peace; above all, taking
121   2,4,4  |        desires” (Gal. 5:24).~Holy Gospel Divinely inspired: 2 Tim.
122   2,5,2  |  similarity~of this book with his Gospel and the Epistles, similarity
123   2,5,2  |         Zech. 12:10), both in the Gospel and in the Apocalypse are
124   2,5,3  |           of the~preachers of the Gospel. Slowly these persecutions
125   2,5,4  |        all other preachers~of the Gospel fulfilling their mission
126   2,5,4  |         here the preachers of the Gospel who battle~with the beast.~
127   2,5,8  |          of Christ~who spread the Gospel in a hostile pagan world
128   2,5,9  |       during the spreading of the Gospel throughout the world and
129   2,5,1  |         those who do not obey the~Gospel of God?” 1 Peter 4:17; Matt.
130   2,5,2  |      those who did not accept the Gospel dwelt. The “second death”