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The '''Good News''' is a term used to describe the story of [[Christ]]'s coming to earth and dying on behalf of all mankind.  The story of Jesus is told in the [[Gospels]]. The term "Good News" is used numerously in the [[Bible]] and comes from the Greek ''euaggelion'' (which is also translated as simply "the Gospel" and from which the word ''"evangel"'' or ''"evangelism"'' comes). It means a "good message." Jesus Christ, Himself, used ''"good news"'' or ''"euaggelion"'' including ''"Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation"'' (Mark 16.15) --[[User:PASTORKOK3|PASTORKOK3]] 14:27, 18 April 2008 (EDT)
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The '''Good News''' is a term used to describe the story of [[Christ]]'s coming to earth and dying on behalf of all mankind.  The story of Jesus is told in the [[Gospels]].
  
 
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Revision as of 18:33, April 18, 2008

The Good News is a term used to describe the story of Christ's coming to earth and dying on behalf of all mankind. The story of Jesus is told in the Gospels.