[boatbums]

Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Does your KJV or your Geneva Bible not call them the Gospel?

We all know they are called "The Gospel According To Matthew", "The Gospel According To Mark", etc. The word in Greek is euaggelion and means "good/glad news", "glad/good tidings". The question all along has been what do you think the good news is?

[Dr. Eckleburg]

We all know they are called "The Gospel According To Matthew", "The Gospel According To Mark", etc. The word in Greek is euaggelion and means "good/glad news", "glad/good tidings" The question all along has been what do you think the good news is?

Isn't it the most peculiar thing that they can't or won't answer that simple question?

Men have died to answer that question. And FRoman Catholics haven't a clue as to what "the Gosepl" means.

Wouldn't you think that failing would send some of them to the Bible to learn the answer to Christianity's most basic question?

How do they preach the Good News if they don't know what the Good News is?

Maybe for them it's not so good.

[MarkBsnr]

We all know they are called "The Gospel According To Matthew", "The Gospel According To Mark", etc. The word in Greek is euaggelion and means "good/glad news", "glad/good tidings". The question all along has been what do you think the good news is?

And all along we answer. The Gospel is what we have of the life, teaching, and results of the Incarnation of Jesus. I am kinda baffled as to what more you guys are after. Is Jesus Christ, the Incarnation of Almighty God not good enough?