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An account of the life, teaching, death and resurrection of Jesus; the word means ‘good news’.

The ‘good news’ about Jesus Christ, his teachings and salvation.

Evangelism is the sharing of the Gospel, meaning the ‘good news’ about Jesus, his teachings and salvation. Its intention is to encourage others to become Christians. Mission and evangelism therefore overlap, but mission is wider: it can include practical care as well as explaining Christian beliefs.

One of the four New Testament books—Matthew, Mark, Luke and John—that give accounts of Jesus’ life, teachings, death and resurrection.

Distinguish mission, the wider task of continuing Jesus’ work, from evangelism, sharing the Gospel with others.

Distinguish scripture from the Nicene Creed: the Gospels are biblical sources; the Creed summarises the Church’s beliefs.

Learn the correct book–prophet pairings, including Psalms–Dawud and Gospel–Isa.

The ‘good news’ of Jesus Christ and the salvation Christians believe he brings.

The holy book known in Islam as the Injil, believed to have been revealed by Allah to Isa (Jesus); it is not simply identical to the four Christian Gospels.

The ‘good news’ about Jesus Christ and God's saving work through him; also the name for a written account of Jesus' life and teaching.

An account of Jesus’ life, teaching, death and resurrection that proclaims the Christian ‘good news’.

The good news about Jesus; the word also describes a written account of his life and teaching, such as Mark’s Gospel.

The good news about Jesus and God’s saving work, which disciples are called to remain faithful to.

The good news about Jesus and the salvation offered through him.

Gospel

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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

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