gospel stories
New Testament accounts
Gospel stories are narratives from the four Gospels of the New Testament—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—recounting the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
The term often refers to these accounts as used in religious education or worship: The children learned gospel stories in Sunday school.
It can also describe any retelling or adaptation of biblical narratives about Jesus.
- parablesDidactic allegorical tales
- miraclesSupernatural extraordinary events
- walking on waterMoving atop liquid
- loaves and fishesSupernaturally multiplied food
- Sermon on the MountGospel hillside teaching
salvation · crucifixion · crown of thorns · Last Supper · garden of Gethsemane · Judas kiss · grace · transfiguration · Roman Empire · Galilee · forgiveness · Jerusalem · Pharisees · kingdom of God · resurrection · empty tomb · nativity · allegory
- religious children's booksSunday school books, devotionals, bedtime prayers, religious tales, Christmas books
- Sunday schoolSunday school teachers, memory verses, lesson plans, Bible verse, Sunday school curriculum
- children's churchSunday school, children's ministry, memory verses, children's Bible, VBS
- Scripture talesDavid and Goliath, Adam and Eve, Garden of Eden, prodigal son, burning bush
- religious dramapassion play, mystery play, mystery plays, morality plays, morality play
- Bible StoriesAdam and Eve, David and Goliath, Noah's Ark, Jonah and the whale, nativity
gospel storiesmythology
Body of traditional tales
fables · fairy tales · tall tales · folk legends · fabrications
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