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AIA Bible Study: What Does Gospel Mean?
Mike Greenwell
AIA Bible Study
1/28/13

The Gospel

What does the word ‘gospel’ mean?
-Something that is absolutely true
*Derived from the Anglo-Saxon word “godspel”, meaning “good news”.

What is the Gospel?
-Just the story of Jesus….NO!
-It’s His love, mercy, grace, character, Word and His teachings!
-The Gospel is still going on TODAY!

So what happened?
John 3:16=> “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.”
-Jesus is born to Mary and Joseph through the Holy Spirit

Philippians 2:6-8=> God made Jesus in human form
-Why was Jesus in human form?
-Because God can’t just forget about it, He needed it to be done by a human to cover all human sin. …show more content…
The 12 Disciples
Mark 3:13-15=> Jesus appoints the 12
-Why did Jesus need them? -To PREACH

*Jesus traveled from city to city going wherever the Father guided him. He did many miracles and gave messages throughout his travels.

For Example:
-Turns water into wine (John 2) & gives a blind man sight (John 9:1-7) -Why do you think Jesus did miracles? -John 2:11=> Gain believers, reveal His Glory -John 9:1-3=> So God’s work can be displayed -Other reasons Jesus would perform miracles? -Perseverance (James 1:2), growth, trust, confidence, spread the word, ect.

Who are the Pharisee’s and what was their beef:
*Pharisee’s are people who studied bible all their life and have a high position of authority as a spiritual leader.
-Jesus heals on the Sabbath
-Jesus calls himself God
-Jesus overturns tables and runs people out of temple courts
-Jesus preached in towns

*Jesus knows his destiny and tells his disciples that his time is
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