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[[ | <!-- interlanguage:start -->[[ko:복음의 뜻]]<!-- interlanguage:end -->The term ''gospel'' literally means “good news.” About 2,000 years ago, [[Jesus Christ|Jesus]] came to this earth to save humanity and proclaimed the [[Gospel|good news]]. All the teachings He gave and the example He set make up the gospel—the blessed message that leads people to the [[Kingdom of Heaven|kingdom of heaven]]. At its core, the gospel is the truth that frees humanity from the bondage of sin and death. | ||
The term ''gospel'' literally means “good news.” About 2,000 years ago, [[Jesus Christ|Jesus]] came to this earth to save humanity and proclaimed the [[Gospel|good news]]. All the teachings He gave and the example He set make up the gospel—the blessed message that leads people to the [[Kingdom of Heaven|kingdom of heaven]]. At its core, the gospel is the truth that frees humanity from the bondage of sin and death. | |||
==Definition of the Gospel== | ==Definition of the Gospel== | ||
