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Meanings of Gospels in English
Usage of Gospels in English
1
Nor are those in the Acts and in the Gospels any better.
2
Is the message of the Gospels still the same in text speak?
3
There is no systematic teaching in the Gospels, nor in the Epistles.
4
Hatton 65.-TheGospels in Saxon, written about the time of Henry II.
5
To the fifth the Gospels, and to the sixth the canonical Epistles.
6
Answered, they would have lived in the Gospels; unanswered, they are buried.
7
Thus we find it said as follows, in one of the Gospels:
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He has graciously made it known to us in the four Gospels.
9
We are taught thus to trade with our talents in the Gospels.
10
The Gospels are full of the contrast between their minds and His.
11
For consider some of the facts which the Gospels reveal to us.
12
He says that the Diatessaron was a harmony of the Gospels, i.e.
13
I have read the New Testament, especially the Gospels, again and again.
14
The Gospels are essentially true and reliable records of a historical person.
15
He took up his pocket Bible, and opened it at the Gospels.
16
The first writers who name the four Gospels, were Irenaeus, and Tertullian.
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